T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

[Michael K.]

Picked some up today. The number 2 has verticle lines in the center triangle. The number 1 does not. Are they correct for my car? Thanks, Mike

[Douglas L.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

T3 Better Doug.jpgI came across this chart. I hope it helps.

[Keith B.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

No lines in the triangle is correct

[Michael K.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

Thank you both, mk

[David L.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

Original T3 bulbs have a date code on the back side. Back in the early 1980's I collected many T3 bulbs from salvage yard cars. I also once had 4 NOS T3 bulbs.

Dave

[Michael K.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

Thanks Dave, MK

[John H.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

Picked some up today.

Mike -

T-3's have light output about equal to a kerosene lantern; if you're going to drive your car at night, a set of the Wagner-made reproduction T-3's is only a 3-point deduction, and they don't "smoke" when you turn them on during Ops judging. Just a thought.

[Harry S.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

I agree with John. Take the 3 point hit and drive at night.

[James W.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

John,

I would assume that any of the Corvette parts vendors sell these... correct?


Thanks,

James West

Mike -

T-3's have light output about equal to a kerosene lantern; if you're going to drive your car at night, a set of the Wagner-made reproduction T-3's is only a 3-point deduction, and they don't "smoke" when you turn them on during Ops judging. Just a thought.

[John H.]

Re: T3 bulbs, correct for 1964?

John,

I would assume that any of the Corvette parts vendors sell these... correct?


Thanks,

James West

James -

Yup, all the vendors get them from Lectric Limited.