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good morning to all,
im currently redoing the wiring on my 37 suburban. I want to keep the original look for the headlights. Someone told me rather than using seal beams i can use the halogen headlight conversion kit. anyone know anything about this? what is needed? where do i get it? thanks
paul


1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
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start here, scroll along for various setups

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thanks


1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
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I just noticed that yours is a 37. I am working on a 38 master and have a similar but different setup. I believe the bulbs are the same. My reflectors are good so I bought some very bright 12 volt bulbs by Ron Francis. I just finished comparing the bulbs in the assembly with a 6 volt sealed beam that I use on my truck. The 12 volt setup for my 38 is much brighter and better than my 6 volt sealed beams. The bulbs are special and not the ordinary 12 volt replacements that they sell.

Chevs of the 40s offers new reflectors with halogen bulbs that they say fits a 1937 car and truck. They also have other reflectors made for the 37 car. The part number is 920772H37.

Headwinds makes a kit to install a type of sealed beam halogen headlight for 37/38 Chevs and Buicks.

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thanks to all i went down to the local oreileys store bought me one h4 bulb and took it home, i removed the outer ring and then inserted into the reflector from the 37. it almost fit. so i slightly bent the lips back, tried it and repeated this step thrice. i was able to securely place the bulb. i then bought a adapter for the 3 prong (back side of h4 bulb) and ran the three cables one to ground and two to the terminal. i also wired the parking light and inserted a 12 volt bulb (#51) i now have lights.

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1937 Chevrolet Carryall http://www.oldmemoriescc.com/images/blvdbombs/images/IMG_6465_JPG.jpg
1937 1/2 ton (sold)
1938 1/2 ton (sold)
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