Aftermarket Bentley R-Type Continental Rear Lamp Assembly (Red Lens) - RD7066

Brand Name : Bentley

Part Number : RD7066

Condition : New

Availability : In Stock

Price :$ 460.00

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Description

Premium Aftermarket Rear Stop and Tail Lamp Assembly (RD7066) for the Bentley R-Type Continental, Mk VI, and Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn (1946–1955). This restoration-grade unit features the iconic Lucas L461 style red lens and chrome-finish bezel. Designed to provide a period-correct aesthetic while offering modern reliability for your classic’s electrical system. A vital component for maintaining the concourse-standard rear profile of the early post-war Continental series.

Bring your classic Bentley back to factory-original brilliance with our RD7066 Rear Lamp Assembly.

The R-Type Continental is one of the most coveted models in Bentley’s history, and every detail matters. This aftermarket assembly is a faithful reproduction of the original equipment, featuring the correct lens curvature and reflective properties of the 1950s era. Whether you are performing a full "nut-and-bolt" restoration or replacing a cracked lens, this unit offers the perfect balance of vintage style and contemporary build quality.

Topical Authority Specs:

Part Number: RD7066 (Cross-ref: RD7066CONTP for clear variants).
Style: Lucas L461 Type.
Chassis Fitment: Bentley R-Type, R-Type Continental, Mk VI, and Rolls-Royce Silver Dawn / Silver Wraith.
Production Years: 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955.
Components: Housing, Red Lens, and internal bulb holder.

The Restoration Advantage: Unlike generic universal lamps, the RD7066 is sized specifically for the original Bentley rear light plinth. The chrome bezel is treated for high corrosion resistance, ensuring the "brightwork" stays lustrous even in damp climates, maintaining the vehicle's valuation and curb appeal.

Tech Tip:

When installing the RD7066, ensure the mounting gasket (seating rubber) is soft and pliable to prevent water from entering the boot lid or damaging the rear wing's paintwork.