Hello
While making a research with Google I found, on your 2010 Forum, an equipment which I am in need.
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/11 ... 1289752751
It appear that this same Dash Light was also used in the cockpit of the Douglas C-47 aircraft and, while in the process of restoring one of these aircraft I need to find three Dash lights.
I know that it's an old equipment but, perhaps, there will be someone on this forum who will be able to guide us in the right direction or who own, on a shelf, this equipment.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
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Re: Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
Finding those today may be a task, you might just find modern replacement of a shielded lamp like this small trailer license plate lamp.
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Re: Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
Good idea - Another license plate light (other colors available) https://www.zoro.com/grote-license-plat ... gLrXPD_BwE ZORO is like AMAZON
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Re: Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
I believe I have one of these.
As soon as it warms up I will check for you.
It was a cool light so I bought it thinking it would look good in my PACO speedster.
If it fits your aircraft restoration it should be in that aircraft.
Harry
As soon as it warms up I will check for you.
It was a cool light so I bought it thinking it would look good in my PACO speedster.
If it fits your aircraft restoration it should be in that aircraft.
Harry
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Re: Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
Was warm enough to check my sea can for parts today.
Yes I do have on of these lights.
It appears to be tin or cadmium plated then brushed over with flat black paint.
Good possibility it was military.
If you needed more it might be worthwhile scanning this one to replicate it with a 3D printer.
This one could be functional and the others static models.
Harry Lillo
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Yes I do have on of these lights.
It appears to be tin or cadmium plated then brushed over with flat black paint.
Good possibility it was military.
If you needed more it might be worthwhile scanning this one to replicate it with a 3D printer.
This one could be functional and the others static models.
Harry Lillo
Calgary
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Re: Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
Thanks to All.
We found three of them at an aircraft supplier I remembered.
We found three of them at an aircraft supplier I remembered.
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Re: Grif-Ho Non Glare Dash Light
Somehow I'd missed that earlier forum posting, but good to see more info on these. I've had a display box of them in by recreated old auto parts store. The are displayed in an antique showcase along with some other lighting stuff. Interesting that the inside lid of the box folds up to look like a dashboard, with the light installed. Glad you have found some that can be used in your restoration project. I'd always thought the name looked familiar, and was surprised to see the identical logo on a stamped metal toilet paper holder in a public restroom.
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