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six volt sealed beam headlight,, any ideas?
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Robby
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Dennis Kirk or a junkyard.
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Also check Ebay and Craigslist. Lots of that stuff floating around.
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I used a Wagner product, I belive it was a 4254, the last time I needed one. It fit right in place on the bike I was rebulding at the time. (Can't remember which one!)
Bikebandit used to sell them new, but I do not see tham listed anymore. Here's a source for some similar items: http://www.atlantalightbulbs.com/ecart/10Browse.asp Wait, here's the exact item, but I don't remember paying that much for it: 5 3/4" 6v Sealed Beam
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I always use to tape a six volt VW Beetle sealed beam in the headlight nacelle with duct tape. Big bright light and it only costs around six bucks ($1.00 per volt).
Beats paying thirty bucks for one. And I thought a '69 CL175 was 12 volts?
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