Help identify these beehives

That's certainly a more effective installation that the usual beehives as they are pointed straight back, but I have no idea what they would be from.  What's the diameter?

I've owned a lot of cars, and been to a lot of shows, but I have no idea what those lights are.

I saw similar shapes on '60s Lancia convert. and some British iron of the same era....

Can't place it any better than that....  Sorry.

Bernie;

Are there any numbers markings on the metal lamp housing, under the lenses? BTW that frenched look is cool.

Art

Find out who built the car...

I could not find any of numbers after I Googled them..

Yes, the Frenched area around the tail lights where straight out of the mould.

And perhaps that's a whole new question. What's the body

Thanks for the thoughts 

Re checked there are no numbers on the lenses or the bases.

Hi Bernie......    I just spent 2+hrs. searching the web for those lenses.....  I know you are Austrailian and have different vehicle leagle requirements...  I would have thought there would be some kind of number such as SAE or DOT equivalent....  As it is, you can't even determine the year of manufacture....  I just finnished going through manufacturer's listings for about 30 US, Italian, German. Japanese, and some that I'm not sure where they were....   NO LUCK...    Sorry ....

Bernie:

I think this is it.

http://www.retroptic-auto.com/...ight-seima-3053.html

here's another source:

http://www.franzose.de/en/Rena...eleuchtung/ANR14478/

-Art

Good work Art....  I just got home to try some more....   The 2CV units look to be it if the dimensions work out....

Thanks guys.

Yes, the 356 was manufactured in the USA and came into Australia to fill a container up.

it was very rough and I re built it. So nothing is compliant here..