Good Afternoon Don,

You can get "old-fashioned" spotlights from Unity Manufacturing
Company.  I am negotiating with one of their vendors now as they still
make the exact light that I need for my 1937 Buick restoration project,
but now it has a sealed beam and I want one with the flanged bulb.
Spotlights have not changed much in 70 years as it turns out.

The vendor can be reached at unityspotlights@aol.com (Less expensive
than ordering direct from Unity) and you can see what's available at
http://www.unityusa.com/.

Best Regards,
Jon B Kanas

Longmont, Colorado; Cultural Center of the Universe
Email: kanas@qadas.com <mailto:kanas@qadas.com>
Website: http://www.qadas.com/~kanas <http://www.qadas.com/%7Ekanas>
AOL Instant Messenger ID: KanasColo

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>Date:    Thu, 14 Dec 2006 10:15:58 -0800
>From:    Don Hanson <dhanson@GORGE.NET>
>Subject: old style spotlights?
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>Hi all,
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>I've looked everywhere I can think of for a place to buy old-style =
>spotlights.  The kind that go through either the roof or the "A-pillar" =
>just in front of the door.  The kind with the handle that sticks through =
>to inside the van and you can twist the grip or turn the whole handle to =
>aim the beam.  I found these really useful on previous vehicles.  For =
>checking out campsites, for lighting up other vehicles, even for extra  =
>lighting driving off road.. I still see em on emergency vehicles, power =
>company trucks, cop cars, etc..but I can't find them for sale =
>anywhere..I like the fact that you can aim the beam and then let go of =
>it, unlike the hand held lights that are all I see to see available.
>  Anybody point me to a source (other than ebay) for new ones?
>
>   Thanks,  Don Hanson
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