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rlwhitetr3b
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I small flashlight held between your teeth will work in a pinch. :banana: Ask me how I know.
Now back to good answers to your question...
Now back to good answers to your question...
hondo402000
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wow you got 57 years out of light bulbs! get new bulbs, or maybe its time for a new wiring harness
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rlwhitetr3b
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On the serious side, I would think you should be able to clean up the sockets. If you replace the harness and the blubs, I would think that should give you many years of service. The sockets should not suffer from ware but might have corroded. If you are looking of upgrading the lights, then you might need to use another type of socket. I have not had my car on the road for years, so my experience is not current.