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Some time ago I noticed a set of these plug and play lights in the Filling Station catalog... No wiring req as they had a plug right on the end of the wiring which fit nicely into the bulb socket. I finally got around to ordering them and it seems those were discontinued..or at least not supplied by their supplier and the ones I got require hard wiring

Anyone know about this and if the original ones with the plug are still available anywhere ?

Filling Station catalog still shows the ones with the plug on the end but they say they forgot to change that in their catalog...

Wonder if they just didn't work well ?



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Mark,

Which 1949 bulb are you looking to replace?

Do you want a 12v or 6v LED replacement bulb for the original 6v bulb/socket?

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The ones you talk about exist in 12v, if you mean the ones with the lights on a board and a pigtail with socket attached. Check a hot rod parts supplier. If you're talking 6V, I can't help.


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Yes, I was talking about the 12v ones...but just went ahead and hard wired the ones I was sent. Filling Station used to carry them but don't have them now..with the plug attached, I mean...


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I think Chev's of the 40's has the ones you were asking for, in case someone else comes looking.


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