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We have a very limited stock of these new old stock (NOS) Lucas 8 FL flasher units in the original packaging. Packaging varies a little. This is a brand new item, 40+ years old, never out of its original package. Guaranteed to work.

This is a pair of working, original front park and directional indicator lamps for an MG Midget or MGB made from late 1974 through 1980. They will fit any of these cars with rubber bumpers.This pair could use a little cleaning up but they aren't bad and they work fine, as the picture shows.

A pair of front lamps in good used condition, working fine.

These lens are in generally good condition. They are used, so they are not perfect but they look decent and the chrome rims are really excellent. They will work on any MGB or MGC built between 1962 and 1974 (that is, all chrome-bumper cars).

These lamps have been sold but we have similar lamps. Please contact us for other options.These used original lamps, of the usual Lucas high quality, represent an affordable alternative to our popular 576 series lamps. They were often fitted to British cars in the late 1960s and 1970s, and are similar to the style used on works Minis. This pair includes two foglamps for superb visibility, especially along the sides of the road, directly in front of the car, and in bad weather. They are...

This is a pair of rare NOS Lucas FT6 fog lamps in original boxes, complete with wiring, original Lucas switch and instructions. They come with the original display packaging, as shown in the pictures. These rare lamps have beautifully chrome-plated brass housings, thick glass and quality, shielded wiring. These lamp boxes are dated 11/64 and 7/65. The boxes are fairly tatty but the lamps are in perfect condition. An original rocker switch and bracket are included, although they are not shown...

This is a pair of excellent original Lucas Square Eight fog lamps. They are genuine Lucas, probably made in the 1970s. They are in superb original condition, with very minor scuffing on the chrome, no dents on the housings. The glass lenses (marked FOREIGN GLASS) and reflectors are excellent and the wiring pigtails are intact and in good condition. They come with nice original plastic Lucas-marked covers. Lucas FT8 fog lamps were a very popular accessory lamp in the 1960s through the 1980s....

This gorgeous pair of lamps are a very rare set of early Lucas FT8 Square 8 fog lamps. These are the fog lights used on Shelby Mustangs and California Special Mustangs, correct in every detail. The Square 8 lamp underwent a number of changes over the many years it was manufactured by Lucas, but only the first two or three years of production can be considered 100 percent concours-correct for Shelbys and California Specials. The important details are a small black grommet where the...

This is a pair of genuine new Lucas 7-inch three-adjuster headlamp bowls/buckets, complete with adjusters and chrome inner and outer retaining rings.  Dust seals for the headlamp rims and rubber gaskets are also included. These are correct for most British cars of the 1950s with 7-inch headlamps. They will also work just fine with later cars, from the 1960s through the 1980s, which had two-adjuster bowls. It must be admitted that these are not as fine as the original Lucas headlamp bowls....

This is an original pair of chrome-plated steel inner headlamp rims, correct for any British car made in the 1960s or 1970s with 7-inch headlamps and two-adjuster headlamp buckets.These are original, and have a few scratches and small dings but they can be used as they are.We sell new Moss Motors reproductions of this part for $15 per pair.

This is a nicely made genuine Lucas interior lamp, correct for late MGBs, both roadster and GT. This lamp would also work great in a Mini, Triumph, MG Midget, or just about any car which needs a slender, stylish Lucas interior lamp. It has a sliding on-off switch and is complete in its original Lucas packaging.

This is a pair of original Lucas J700 headlamps, as supplied to Jaguar 2.4 and 3.4 Mark I cars (not US market) as well as early Mark 2s, 2.4, 3.4 and 3.8. With flat glass lenses (similar to the J lamps fitted to XK140, XK150 and bag Jaguar saloons of the 1950s), these lamps have a very distinctive look. US-market cars were fitted with federally-mandated sealed beam headlights instead, which were installed by the dealers, since there was no source for sealed beams in the UK in those days. Many...