Ignition Key Illumination Light Lens

[Bob Nossal]

Can anyone lead me to the blue/green lens for the ignition key cylinder light? I have a 1972 Charger and blue/green lens for the light that illuminates the ignition disintegrated.

 

[toolmanmike]

You should start a wanted thread Bob.

 

[MarPar]

It's actually a sleeve that goes over a regular clear bulb

 

[Nacho-RT74]

That kind of stuff is not available and have to use your imagination to fix/replace it. Libraries or craft and hobbies stores could be a good resource for it. Any plastic piece able to hold a bit of heat should be able to replace that lense, making your own piece

 

[MarPar]

An electrical supply house should be able to point you in the right direction.

 

[steve340]

Is it worth fitting a blue LED? or do you want to go original?

 

[mopar73dge]

I with some blue model paint not too thick it worked ok. The bulb for the ash tray light is the same sleeve material too.

 

[Photon440]

That kind of stuff is not available and have to use your imagination to fix/replace it. Libraries or craft and hobbies stores could be a good resource for it. Any plastic piece able to hold a bit of heat should be able to replace that lense, making your own piece

https://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/atm-3207/overview/

 

[Nacho-RT74]

Those are rubber lenses to fit straight to the bulb like a condom, for some mini bulbs. Dunno if the same size than the column one.

The lense used on the column light is just a small and thin plastic sheet glued to the bulb cover.

As far I recall some interior bulb on 71/74 B bodies got that same rubber blue lense cover. I think ashtray light? I got same cracked lense problem and I THINK got an ashtray donor light to fit on my column light, but that was just because I had one handy. If not I was to a crafts or hobby store to find some lense material replacement