Full Version: Unknown Turn Signal Lens
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Looks like a 356 assembly for the rear, but with a clear lens.
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this lens compared to a stock lens is comparibly smaller...
which would then require some extra mountings on the original signal bucket.
| QUOTE ("Z" @ Sep 13 2005, 01:00 PM) |
| Looks like a 356 assembly for the rear, but with a clear lens. |
any on-car pics?
The clear lens looks home made........
interesting 
...one odd PO 
...one odd PO
I'm thinking airplane wingtip light.
i donno.
it does resemble the 356 'teardrop' light.
however - it also resembles an aircraft wingtip position light, e.g. from a Cessna 152 or 172.
check the aircraft catalogs...
it does resemble the 356 'teardrop' light.
however - it also resembles an aircraft wingtip position light, e.g. from a Cessna 152 or 172.
check the aircraft catalogs...
I think this is it.
MAYBE a combo of BOTH....the black metal frame around looks 356 and the rest could be the wing tip stuff....
Maybe this lens could be a viable solution for those who want the xenon gamma ray projector beam headlights in place of their turning indicators. 
| QUOTE ("Z" @ Sep 13 2005, 01:00 PM) |
| Looks like a 356 assembly for the rear, but with a clear lens. |
Not even close .......... The Cap'n
Nah....definately not a 356 tail light assembly...it's metal base is so different from the 356....but the lense shaped like a one!
Does the plane use strobe setup instead of what's on the picture?
j
Does the plane use strobe setup instead of what's on the picture?
j
Strobes for blinkers would be 
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