Pilot Ray Lights Linkage?

We bought this linkage about 3 years ago from Henry Yeska or Don Sommers, can't remember which.

Thanks for the help Guys, I think I have enough Info on parts needed, now.

I'm going to try fabricating them using stainless sheet and rod. I already have the clevis pins and rod-ends needed.

I now see why Pilot-Ray lights are not used on cars newer than early '30s. Since Pitman-arm moved inside cars frame, (outside frame on older cars), the linkage would nolonger attach. So I'll be using them on my '29 626.

Thanks again, Rick L.

hi, i too am in a similar fix, if you have come across any images of the linkages i would be grateful if you could let me know the link, or mail them at awi@vsnl.com as i cant find useable photos on the net. im repairing the light to mount on a 1930 studebaker tourer.thanks, regards, awini

I have some NEW photos of how these things look when hooked up If you want I could e-mail you what I have in the way of the photos from cars at shows. Just let me know. plyjordan1930@yahoo.com

I have a single pilot ray that I wish to mount on my Packard. I haver everything except the steering linkage. Do have photos of this? I also heard someone used to repro these, do you know if this is true?

Thanks, Jim Nicholson AACA, BCA, HCCA etc.

Hi Speedster & other Forum Members,

The following person has Pilot Ray lights and Pilot Ray parts, including the linkage:

James Wallace

16438 Gilmore St.

Van Nuys, CA 91406

Home: 818-785-7246

If you call - Jim is in his 80s and little hard of hearing. His hobby is restoring Pilot Rays and Trippe lights. He has original and repro. repair parts. Jim recently purchased his first computer; I don't know his e-mail address.

Grandpa