Search MACs auto parts under full size Ford. Go to the "lighting" section and scan the bulbs. They usually have a number that is used by all the auto parts stores. Were your bulbs working in the first place? Sometimes if one bulb is out they all go out. On my 62, the headlight switch runs my lights. Your bulb should be #1895 at most of the parts stores. Here is a link to MAC's Antique Auto parts. Dearborne is not always your only hope. here is the link to your year and bulbs> Lighting & Horns - MAC's Antique Auto Parts

 

Search MACs auto parts under full size Ford. Go to the "lighting" section and scan the bulbs. They usually have a number that is used by all the auto parts stores. Were your bulbs working in the first place? Sometimes if one bulb is out they all go out. On my 62, the headlight switch runs my lights. Your bulb should be #1895 at most of the parts stores. Here is a link to MAC's Antique Auto parts. Dearborne is not always your only hope. here is the link to your year and bulbs> Lighting & Horns - MAC's Antique Auto Parts

Yeah, most of my bulbs were working, but I'm doing a clean up job on the wiring and want them all replaced, and I'd like a uniform brightness for all of them. Thank you, I wasn't aware of Mac's. Ran into a fuse situation today also can't seem to find 14A Long or 4A Short fuses. - Andrew

 

All of the dash lights and indicators on my 62 are #57. This is also what my owner's manual lists.

 

Thanks, got all of them working except the ashtray light, and glove box light. Gotta get the two courtesy lights and my cigarette lighter going tomorrow. PS 3:30am, best time to work on lights, got the glove box light working.

 

After a little trial and error I got every light in my dash from courtesy light to courtesy light working, thanks for the suggestions.

 

Did they end up being the 1895s?

 

Welcome. You must have an easier dash than my 62.

 

3 days of filthy insulation and trips between my laptop and car parts store wasn't easy.