Those elusive green reflectors......

[Lynn Eades]

Betty appears to have one.

[r.morrison]

David: To be frank with you I have very little info on these reflectors and or colours. Maybe Ian could shed a little light on his vehicle with the Green AND the Red. I know I'm repeating myself, but some very interesting information and or queries have been put forth as well as questions bought up by the late great "Salesman Bob Mosely" and others. Even tonight, more info has been put forth which is quite enlightening. FOR MYSELF, when I saw these "prisms", I just knew that they would fill the gap, as any one can tell by the photos, until the real ones appeared on the market. I have $160.00 (8 prisms) plus invested and if can make them work to out fit 4 vehicles, well, we all turn out to be a winner.
Cheers.....Robert

[Ian McCallum]

I am only aware of green reflectors, fitted to front bumper only on the earlier CMP models. My use of red on the rear of the C11AS was purely to utilise the bumper holes to mount red reflectors so I complied with UK law of providing reflectors on the rear of the vehicle. By using the rubber tail light assemblies they did not contain the requirements and saved me having to fit out of character reflectors elsewhere.

[r.morrison]

Ian....Thanks for you insight into the matter. Smashing vehicle! God....I almost want to do a trade with you....jewels and all!!! Robert

[Grant Hopkins]

My 1941 Ford crash tender has all the holes for jewels on the ends. It is only 5" wide though, not 6" like my other CMP bumpers and the jewel reflectors I have.

[r.morrison]

Hey Grant: First give me a call when you get a second. Did you fall off the face of the earth??? The CMP Bumpers are 7 inches wide (high). The jewel holes are 2 inches in diameter and 2 inches in from the outside edge. The hole is centred at the 3 1/2 inch mark top to bottom. Measurements "thanks" to Phil Waterman. Are you looking to purchase or trade????? Robert