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Headlight Sealed Beam Halogen With FoMoCo Script 1965-1968/1970-1973

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Mustang Headlight Sealed Beam Halogen With FoMoCo Script 1965-1968/1970-1973

Part Number: HL1

Alloy Metal Products Part Number: H6024

Sealed Beam Halogen Headlight with FoMoCo Script for 1965-1968 Mustangs and 1970-1973 Mustangs.

Features correct FoMoCo script etched on the light. Includes a halogen bulb. Car requires two.

*Does NOT fit 1969 Mustangs.

We’re here with a replacement halogen headlight for your ’64 through ’68 as well as your ’70 through ’73 Mustang. This halogen headlight is going to install just like your factory light and it’s going to use your factory plug. The halogen will be about 40% brighter than your standard bulb would be. It features a glass lens with a FoMoCo stamping in the center. The Ford license logo makes this headlight an excellent choice for your restoration if you’re trying to keep that original look, but you’re looking for a brighter headlight.

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How To Install Part Number HL1 Onto Your Mustang.

Headlight Sealed Beam Halogen With FoMoCo Script 1965-1968/1970-1973

Part Number: HL1

Alloy Metal Products Part Number: H6024

Installation Instructions

How To Install Part Number HL1 Onto Your Mustang.

Difficulty: Easy

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On 5/26/2012 1:37:35 PM, justjon from CA

These look perfect, fit perfect, and are BRIGHT! This is the simplest lighting upgrade there is and if you have been running stock sealed beams you will be awed. I can't vouch for bulb longevity or burning up your wiring harness but I have had no problems after 20 plus hours of night driving where I could actually see the road ahead.