Lucas FT/LR22 fog spot lights for what?

[crogthomas]

Not really a what's it worth, more like what's it for. My Dad has discovered a load of these auxiliary lights in his loft and we don't know what they would have been used on, so they can be advertised.
Are they a aftermarket light that people would have festooned their Cortina with in the 80's, or are they a standard part on something?
Part number on the plastic shell is FT/LR22. Google has not been much help, but I thought people might recognise them on here.

[colnerov]

Hi, They're generally an accessory light but they have been one a few makes used on Range Rover classic front spoilers as driving/fog lights.

Colin

[crogthomas]

Great, thanks. Every single car I've owned with fog lights has had one smashed or rusted through, so I'm sure someone will want them!

[jamesd1972]

Also used on these I think.

James

[xbl]

Lucas DX95, pretty common aftermarket lamp in the 80's. As above used as OEM on many cars made by BL.

[MkX]

The FT/LR22 is just the first part of the part number, there'd have been another 2 blocks of digits on the box to identify the particular type.

Probably worth £50.00 - £60.00?

[crogthomas]

Thanks. I was wondering how I tell the difference. I assumed that the shell is common to all types, they just changed the lens depending on the usage.

[fr€$h&m1nt¥]

I'm sure someone was looking for a pair of these (or similar) about a week ago?

Edit: forum.retro-rides.org/thread/215949/headlight-help

[Rich]

Oct 19, 2020 8:15:07 GMT fr€$h&m1nt¥ said:

I'm sure someone was looking for a pair of these (or similar) about a week ago?

Edit: forum.retro-rides.org/thread/215949/headlight-help

Nah, they were after info as to what headlamps had been used on an SD1 which were a ‘US DOT’ standard headlamp layout.

[retrotoe]

got set chrome ones with covers in my loft lol,