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  • Modern part number for parking light socket

    The following applies to 47-49 Champions and 49-53 2R trucks. Others?

    Needed to replace the parking light socket in my '48 Champion due to rust and shorting out. Got the usual run-around at chain parts house. [Well, what's it fit? '48 Studebaker. Oh. We don't have a listing for that. Yeah, I know. That's why I didn't bother asking. I need to look in your books. It's a #55 bulb with a BA9s base. Oh, we don't list them that way.] You know the routine.[}]

    Anyway, got to look in a book. The STANDARD Motor Products part # is S20. Plugged that into NAPAs website and got NAPA # LS6492. Exact same part. Although our regional NAPA warehouse didn't have any, I did find one in a retail store. And I got a Standard one from a Car Quest that I'm friendly with. So they're out there. Just getting hard to find.

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    I drilled two new holes to use the original holes and screws in the bucket and to keep the bulb in the original fore-and-aft position.
    Hope this helps.

    KURTRUK
    (read it backwards)




    Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong. -A. Lincoln
    KURTRUK
    (read it backwards)




    Nothing is politically right which is morally wrong. -A. Lincoln

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    Did you ever find another bucket like you wanted?

    Never mind - I just read the other thread.[B)]


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