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Red amber Baby Zephyr tail light flush mount clear lens 8.25 x 3.95 x 1.35 inches

United Pacific Industries

United Pacific Industries 1938-39 Red/Amber Baby Zephyr Tail Light FTL383905ZR

SKU CH-F7WA-NTQZ6

Flush-mount tail light for 1938-39 vehicles with red and amber lenses and clear housing

  • Quality gradePerformance
  • Product typeBulbs
  • Authentic 1938-39 styling for period-correct restoration
  • Baby Zephyr" flush-mount design sits clean on bodywork
  • Clear lens shows red/amber output exactly as original
  • Compact 8.25 x 3.95 x 1.35 inch housing fits tight spaces

Red/Amber Baby Zephyr Tail Light

This United Pacific Industries tail light uses a flush-mount Baby Zephyr design with a clear lens. The red and amber lighting matches period-correct styling for classic automotive restoration. Dimensions measure 8.25 by 3.95 by 1.35 inches and the unit weighs .52 lbs.

Restoration projects needing a single Baby Zephyr

Buyers who need a matching pair for both sides of the vehicle should look elsewhere. Anyone requiring a tail light with a different lens colour or mounting style will not be served by this part.

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Price $44.99
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Brand nameUnited Pacific
Product typeBulbs
Quality gradePerformance

Questions about this item

What are the exact dimensions of the Baby Zephyr tail light for flush-mount fitment?

The housing measures 8.25 inches long, 3.95 inches wide and 1.35 inches deep, so the cut-out must match those figures.

Which wiring step is most often missed when installing this 1938-39 tail light?

Connecting both the red and amber bulb circuits to the correct vehicle harness; skipping the amber feed leaves the turn-signal function inoperative.

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