Re: 1965 interior lights

[Akron Don <dgallimore@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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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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