Reversing / Number Plate Light, Shine Up. Porsche 356 / 356A 1950-59 › PCG63100600

OE Match shine-up reversing and number plate lamp for Porsche 356 and 356A applications from 1950–59. This replacement combines both lighting functions in one assembly.

Fits

Porsche 356 / 356A 1950-59

• Porsche 356A 1955–59
• Porsche 356 1950–55

The supplied 356A diagram identifies Coupé, Cabrio and Speedster applications, with chassis notes: F 100 001 >>F 61 701 >>F 83 201 >>.

Diagram: 905-005, item 62

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering.

What This Product Does

The lamp provides illumination for the rear registration plate and serves as a reversing light. Its shine-up configuration is an important identification detail when comparing it with the existing assembly.

Functions

• Illuminates the rear registration plate.
• Provides reversing illumination.
• Replaces the corresponding combined lamp during repair or restoration.

Technical Details

• Brand: OE Match.
• Configuration: shine-up combined reversing and number plate lamp.
• Part reference recorded in the supplied diagram: PCG63100600.
• Additional supplied reference: 64463160100.
• Diagram description: complete licence plate light.
• Diagram application: Porsche 356A 1955–1959, Coupé, Cabrio and Speedster; observe the listed chassis notes.

Symptoms of Fault

• Weak, intermittent or absent illumination.
• Cracking or deterioration of the lens.
• Moisture collecting within the lamp.
• Corrosion affecting electrical contacts.

Why Replacement Matters

A damaged or deteriorated assembly can affect plate illumination and reversing-light operation. Replacement addresses faults within the lamp, but wiring, bulb condition and earth connections should also be checked to establish the cause. OE Match focuses on Porsche-specific replacement applications, including components used in classic-car restoration.

FAQs

What should I compare before ordering?
Check the shine-up configuration, existing lamp, supplied references and model-year details. For the 356A applications, also review the chassis notes above.

Does flickering always mean the assembly needs replacing?
No. Loose connections, corrosion or an inadequate earth can produce similar symptoms, so inspect the supporting circuit before replacing the lamp.