Front Combination Lamp

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All 1200 body style use the same Front Combination Light Assembly (Coupe/Sedan/Van/Truck). But it varies by country and by year. USA has single-bulb, Japan has dual-bulb. Sunny Truck after 1973 has dual-reflector type.

Market Differences

Front running light lenses are either all-orange or white + orange. Reportedly the lamp housing is different so that you cannot simply swap lenses.

Europe, Australia (two-color)

Japan, America (single-color, but are different)

Japan - Single Reflector (early) 3-wire Large + small bulb

Japan - Twin Reflector (late model) 3-wire 2-large-bulb

USA - 2-wire

Body Style

All 1200 body style use the same Front Combination Light Assembly (Coupe/Sedan/Van/Truck).

Early Versus Late

Sunny Truck 1200 after September 1973 use a dual-reflector lens. Earlier 1200 Trucks use the standard 1200 single-reflector lense (same as Coupe/Sedan/Van).

This uses the same lenses as B210, but the housings are different in that 1200 has bullet connectors, while B210 has multi-connector.

Interchange 1200 with B210: Probable, but requires wiring connector change.

B210

Wiring Differences

1200 bullet connectors (B110 or B120)

B210 single multi-connector

510 Lamps

Do not confuse 1200 front lamps with 510 laps. They look very similar but the 1200 unit is more rounded.

510 - Offset Reflector

1200 - Centered Reflector

Clear Lenses

Get the right kind of your assembly

• Euro/Aussie
• Japan single-reflector
• Japan dual-reflector
• USA single-bulb, single-reflector

B140

The late-model B140 Bakkie has the front combination lamp in the front bumper.

Part Numbers

See Front Combination Lamp Part Numbers