Re: 1965 interior lights

[David Rodgers <drodgers2003@xxxxxxxxx>]

I am not exactly a mechanic but I can work on cars.  I
am looking at these lenses and wondering what is wrong
with me?  I am glad to know that I am not crazy and
appreciate the help, 
Dave

--- Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> Your guess is correct.  The chrome bezel pops off
> the bracket.  The 
> bracket is square and held to the panel by two
> screws.
> 
>  There are repops on the lens but removing them may
> be challenge since 
> the chrome tabs that hold the lens and backing plate
> in the chrome bezel 
> could  snap off or the chrome flake off.  I'm
> figuring to break out the 
> lens, use a drimel tool to cut the backing plate
> around the tab, remove 
> the backing plate, install the new lens, bevel the
> cut out out on the 
> backing plate, replace the backing plate then rotate
> the bracket plate  
> into place.  Piece of cake right?
> 
>     Akron Don
>     '65 Satellite Convert Debuting at Norwalk in
> September.
> 
> drodgers2003@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> >
> >This might seem like a rather simple question.  I
> have a 65 Coronet 500 
> >convertible.  One of the rear interior lights near
> the floor has a 
> >burned out bulb. I just got the car and I am
> wondering how to get to the 
> >bulb.  The simple way of popping the lense off
> doesn't seem possible and 
> >there are no screws holding it in place.  Can
> anyone out there help me 
> >before I crack a lense or something?  Thanks
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> 
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