Bob Drake Catalog

800-221-FORD (3673)

STATION WAGONS

RH

1932 Car, 1932-42 Pickup

Each features a beautifully polished stainless steel bucket

and rim. No details were left out including all correct

markings.

RH LH

Plain lens  B-13407 B-13408 $30.00 each

Blue dot    B-13407-BD B-13408-BD   $35.00 each

LH

No

Markings

on Lens

No Marking

1935-36 Car

1935-48 Sedan Delivery

To be used on a threaded taillight stand.

Bucket has no mounting nuts inside.

RH LH

Plain lens  48-13407 48-13408   $30.00 each

Blue dot    48-13407-BD 48-13408-BD $35.00 each

LH RH

On Lens

STIMSONITE

No Marking

1933-34 Car & Sedan Delivery

Perfect copies in all polished stainless steel with correct

markings on buckets and lens.

RH LH

Plain lens  40-13407 40-13408   $30.00 each

Blue dot    40-13407-BD 40-13408-BD $35.00 each

LH RH

On Lens

STIMSONITE

No Marking

1941-48

TAILLIGHT BRACKET HINGE ASSEMBLY

Mounts taillight to tailgate. Fits RH or LH.

11A-13425 $65.00 each

1941-48

TAILLIGHT BRACKET

Keeps taillight level when

tailgate is down. Fits RH or LH.

11A-13470-A $65.00 each

Taillights

Black

Painted

Bucket &

Stainless

Steel Rim

Taillight Dilemma

Throughout the production years of 1932-48

Ford Wagons, there’s been many conflicting

tales about what taillight may be correct

for any certain model year of wagon. When

researching original factory data and

photographs, we’ve seen wagons of the same

model year each fitted with different taillights

also used on cars or pickups. It’s been said by

old-timers and station wagon experts that

Ford used different taillights on matching year

models for many reasons, especially just before

and after WWII, during the slowing of public

vehicle production in order to accommodate

US military war supply needs. Whatever the

case may be, we offer the right light for your

termite’s delight, and all of our lights are the

finest available.