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Right Hand Headlight Bracket for Ford 9N, 2N, 8N, and NAA Series Vintage Tractors

Original price was: $35.17.Current price is: $17.73.

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When you’re working early mornings or late evenings, having your headlights properly mounted makes all the difference between safe operation and squinting through the dark. This right-hand headlight bracket gets your vintage Ford’s light back where it belongs—securely attached and aimed right. Whether the original bracket cracked from decades of vibration or got bent in a mishap, this replacement brings everything back to factory spec.

What You’re Getting

  • Exact reproduction of the original winged bracket design that came on your tractor
  • Pressure die-cast zinc construction handles farm work vibration and weather like the original
  • Precise mounting points line up perfectly with your existing headlight assembly
  • Quality TISCO manufacturing ensures it’ll fit right the first time

Built for Real Farm Work

This bracket fits the legendary Ford N-series tractors—9N, 2N, 8N, and NAA models from 1939 through 1954. These workhorses were the backbone of small and medium farms for decades, handling everything from cultivating and planting to hay work and general farm chores. If you’re still running one of these classics, you know they’re simple, reliable machines that just keep working when properly maintained.

Made to Last

The pressure die-cast zinc construction matches the original manufacturing process Ford used, so you get the same durability and corrosion resistance. This isn’t some flimsy aftermarket part—it’s built to the same standards as what rolled off the assembly line decades ago.

Installation Notes

This bracket bolts right up to your existing mounting points using the original hardware. If you’re replacing both sides, the left-hand bracket is available separately. A good time to check your headlight wiring connections and clean up any corrosion while you’ve got everything apart.