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Item #: RM00679 -
This is a new old stock (NOS) genuine Lucas PS7 switch, pull on, push off, with a knob that is threaded onto the shaft. We also stock PS7 switches with a hexagonal shaft and a spring-loaded detent; see Related Products below. These switches may be available with either push-on (as illustrated) or screw terminals. Please indicate preference. These Lucas PS7 push-pull switches were used on a great many British cars for many applications, including MGA, MGB (map light), MG TD and TF, Morris...
Item #: SPB104 -
This is a brand new genuine Lucas PS7 switch, pull on, push off in the updated green and white packaging. There is no lettering on the knob, but we can supply new knobs with "F," "P," "L" or "W"; please inquire. The PS7 switch was used on MGAs, MGB (map light), MG TD and TF, Austin-Healey, Sprite & Midget, Morris, Mini, Triumph, and a great many other British cars of the 1950s and 1960s. It is an excellent switch choice for use with spot/driving or fog lamps. We also stock a variety of new old...
Item #: B16.6 -
This is a new old stock (NOS) genuine Lucas PS7 switch, pull on, push off. It has a hexagonal shaft with a spring-loaded detent, released through a small hole in the side of the switch knob. We also stock PS7 switches in which the knob is threaded onto the switch shaft; see Related Products below.It may come in an original box, as we have a number of these switches in our constantly-changing inventory, and they do not all retain their original packaging. These switches may be available...
Item #: RER25 -
These are perfect, NOS (new old stock) Lucas RER25 reflectors, made in England, for Morris Minor, Austin-Healey, Land-Rover, or any classic British or other European car which needs a bit of nighttime reflectivity in the back. They are about an inch in diameter. Original Lucas reflectors are very rare now, as they have not been made for years. We do sell very good reproductions, but they do not have any lettering on the lenses.The reflectors you receive may or may not be in an original Lucas...
Item #: A-H 100/6 Cone Reflectors -
These are the ultra-rare conical reflectors used on Austin-Healey 100/6 cars and almost always damaged or missing. This type has not been manufactured for decades, and original ones are nearly impossible to find. Even more elusive than the plastic cones are the chrome rims, which are NOT the same as the ones used on later Healeys, which do not have the room for the inner rim of the cone. This pair is NOS and in perfect condition, including original Lucas boxes.We are having trouble uploading...
Item #: SF4-Lucas -
This is a new Lucas SF4 Fusebox, correct for Jaguar XK120 and many other cars of the 1950s. This fusebox will also fit XK140, XK150, Mark VII, Mark VIII and Mark IX but these models do not need the top cover. We sell the fusebox without the cover for $80, and covers alone for $65. This is a correct, perfectly made part, made in England on the original Lucas tooling. Some say Lucas, others have a Lucas lion. We also have NOS and unmarked new SF4 fuseboxes; see Related Products below or contact...
Item #: RM00652 -
This is a complete new old stock (NOS) Lucas 2-fuse fuse box for most British sports cars of the 1950s and early 1960s. It is the right part for Triumph TR2, TR3 and 3A, Austin-Healey Sprite Mk I and Mk II, 100-4, 100-6, MG TD (late), TF, MGA, Midget Mark I, Jaguar XK120 and XK140, and many others. We have a very limited supply of these original bakelite fuse blocks, most with original Lucas fuses (some have no fuses). They are in unused, perfect condition, and most are date stamped 1959....
Item #: SFT576 8.5/10 -
This is pair of excellent original Lucas SFT576 fog lamps. They are genuine Lucas, probably made in the 1960s. Lucas fog lamps had date stamps until about 1965, so these are definitely from the later sixties. They are in superb original condition, with very minor scuffing on the chrome, but from two feet away, they look like new. One or two of them are probably new old stock, never fitted, but the minor scuffs are from being stored carelessly. Lucas SFT576 fog lamps were a very popular...
Item #: SFT576 LRU KA -
This is a show quality lens replacement unit for the Lucas SFT576 Pathfinder foglamp, with new old stock (NOS) Lucas glass, re-silvered reflector, and a brand new chrome nipple. It is correct in every detail. We also offer a reproduction replacement lens unit that is a more economical alternative, as well as bulbs, bulb holders and complete new or original lamps; see Related Products below.
Item #: RM00719 -
This is a decent pair of early style (flat glass) SFT700S foglamps, as used on Austin-Healey 100, Jaguar XK120 and Mark V, Bristol, Bentley and other British cars in the 1950s and 1960s. The lenses are excellent, reflectors good (one is getting a little brassy, hence the yellowish color, although the camera makes everything look more yellow than it really is, so the effect is not as pronounced as it appears). The chrome is in pretty good shape considering the age of these lamps, but there are...
Item #: Original SFT576 Pr 9/10 -
This is an excellent original pair of Lucas SLR576 spot/driving lamps. They are excellent, with only some minor scuffs on the backs. The lenses are very nice and the reflectors are very good, with some very minor patina. New bulbs are included. Lucas SLR576 spot, or driving, lamps were a very popular accessory lamp in the 1950s and 1960s. A great many manufacturers, including Jaguar, Austin, Morris, Rolls-Royce, Bristol, Alvis, Triumph, MG, and many others offered these lamps or the fog...
Item #: SLR700S E.22 -
These lovely 7-inch driving and spotlamps were used on many British cars during the late 1940s and 1950s, including Jaguar XK120, Bristol, Bentley, and others. They were also popular aftermarket accessories and fitted to many racing and rally cars, including Mini Coopers. This is a scarce original pair in excellent condition. The chrome backs are superb, with one or two very small flaws. The reflectors are glass are excellent, with a few small spot on the reflectors but no corrosion. Overall,...