So, there are two sockets, each containing one bulb and one crusty nasty wire coming out of the back of each?

This sounds like a standard socket pigtail that any auto parts store SHOULD have. Just take the guts out of the socket and take it in and tell the guy that you need something like that.

If they don't have guts to fit, then just replace the socket inside the light.

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It could be a fifty or a fifty-one. I am finding surprises in my forty-six that aren't right for that model

Fifty years is a LONG time, and who knows what has been done to your truck.

If you want to know for sure what year your truck is, grab the VIN and use the decoder over at American Classic Truck Parts. It is a very useful tool.


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1946 Chevrolet 3600 - "Old Number Seven"

Cavalry's Here. Cavalry's a frightened guy with a rock, but it's here.