Thread: See it here first " Yankee 264 "

Redone and Fully operational, 100 Watt speaker, Correct New Old Stock Yankee 350 Dome and a New Bug Screen

That sucker is huge! First one I've seen from Yankee like that. Nice job!!

I remember those!
Great piece Doug!

lookin good mister!

Originally Posted by diggerdug.517

Redone and Fully operational, 100 Watt speaker, Correct New Old Stock Yankee 350 Dome and a New Bug Screen

Happy to help get this beauty back to working condition.

great looking beacon.

that thing is insane

Wow, that thing is neat!

Very nice find. I had this one for a while. I was going to restore it, but it wound up in another board member's collection. It does have an NOS dome.

THE OLD PLAYTHINGS ARE ALLWAYS DA BEST!!! nice work...

Real nice..... Love them 4 sealed beam lights!

Beautiful beacon Doug!! Did you get that off ebay about 5 months ago? They must be as "Rare" as my daughter working!

nice job....definitely a rare piece....

Quite the rare item, looks great!

Originally Posted by plybeep68

Beautiful beacon Doug!! Did you get that off ebay about 5 months ago? They must be as "Rare" as my daughter working!

Yes, thats the one, quite a difference !

Yes, A big difference, Outstanding Restoration!

OUTSTANDING!! That's a rare light I'd love to add to my speaker-light collection someday, it's just so unique looking!

Didn't the South Carolina Highway Patrol use these in the mid-late 70's? Also, I've got a pic from the Florida Highway Patrol of an accident scene from the mid-seventies where the cruiser is definately is sporting one of these.

Looks great. I love a good "high-skirt" beacon

Thanks John, never new there was a 262 or a strobe version.

Originally Posted by diggerdug.517

Thanks John, never new there was a 262 or a strobe version.

They would let you put anything that fits up there. Now somebody should make a reproduction bug screen.

Beautiful work. I remember that one from EBay - it's night and day from the condition it was in.

Note the FHP cruiser parked in the median strip.....
(photo credit = unknown, found online)
FHP Truck Accident (2).jpg