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chas34
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-- 11-24-2012 @ 8:30 AM
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Can't read any of the numbers on the old bulbs and couldn't find the specifics in the manual ... what bulb is used in this application?
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supereal
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-- 11-24-2012 @ 10:29 AM
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Those bulbs were used from 1928-1934, and are long obsolete. You can order them as B-13007-D from most vendors. C&G (800/266-0470) shows them as $2.00 each for the six volt type. As I recall, these bulbs used to be sold in two versions, a 32 candlepower and 50 CP. I don't know which they stock.
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40 Coupe
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-- 11-25-2012 @ 4:52 AM
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The originals were 32/32 CP (low beam / high) as mentioned you may be able to find 50/32 CP which has a brighter low beam (higher current draw). I am not sure but the replacement part number for the originals may be #1000 ??? You may be able to locate an old light bulb chart on the web to confirm this number.
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Don Rogers
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-- 11-25-2012 @ 2:22 PM
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From 29 to 34 Ford used the same head lamp bulb. Ford called it B-13007-C. It was readily available in the market as #1000. It had dual filaments, each at 32 candle power. See attached image of bulb.
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Don Rogers
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-- 11-25-2012 @ 2:25 PM
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OOP's Here's a smaller picture
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chas34
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-- 11-26-2012 @ 4:55 AM
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Thank you for your input --- I guess no one has an old bulb that has readable numbers, but your info should get me into the right direction ...
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Don Rogers
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-- 11-26-2012 @ 9:28 AM
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The number on the bulb is "1000"
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Don Rogers
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-- 11-26-2012 @ 9:28 AM
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The number on the bulb is "1000"
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