Convoy Axle Light

[RichardT10829]

jordan do you reckon that fitting on the end is original ? it kinda looks household but having never seen one i cant say yey or ney ?

here is the images from the parts catalogue pages 352 and 353

Mk1*



Mk2*

[Jordan Baker]

Your last picture you posted shows this part. The part # ends with a "B" so there was probably more then one kind of light socket. This picture looks more like the CMP rear diff light. But again that would make sense as the CMP trucks moved away from the rubber housing to metal housings for the tail lights.

As for the light socekt. Yes it looks original. The socket is the same style as my original tail lamp.

[Lynn Eades]

I have one stamped with the "B-WD-AFI" which is the same as one in your picture Kevin, but it is different.

[Richard Farrant]

Originally Posted by Lynn Eades

I have one stamped with the "B-WD-AFI" which is the same as one in your picture Kevin, but it is different.

Yours is the Butler lamp and Kevin's parts list is showing a Lucas, like a lot of British wartime vehicles, they could have either makes when in service ( same with head, side and tail lamps).

[Lynn Eades]

I think the bulb holder in Jordans middle picture is the same as the one in the early rubber tail light.

[kevin powles]

Hi, From the pictures richard has supplied, CO1UC 100145 BODY CONVOY LAMP. Here are some. So this is what the canadian lens end cover looks like.

[rob love]

I have had a couple of the rear plates over the years with the rear convoy lamp installed. They both had the metal lamps like Kevin shows. They were from mid production mk1 carriers.