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Hi, I just joined the group. My name is Mark. I have a 67 Econoline 5 window P/U, and I bought a 66 Ranchero for my backup ride. Myquestion is my tail lights are not the same as other 66 I have seen, were there two tail light designs for the 1966 model year, or is my truck a backyard special?
Hi, I just joined the group. My name is Mark. I have a 67 Econoline 5 window P/U, and I bought a 66 Ranchero for my backup ride. My question is my tail lights are not the same as other 66 I have seen, were there two tail light designs for the 1966 model year, or is my truck a backyard special?
Which vehicle are you asking about taillamp lenses for, the Ranchero or the Econoline?
1966 Falcon Ranchero/Station Wagons use the same round taillamp lenses (C6DZ-13450-B) with or without backup lamps.
If backup lamps are present, the housing is different because the backup lenses are located below the round taillamps.
1966 Fairlane S/W, 1967 Fairlane Ranchero or S/W taillamps will also fit 1966 Falcon Ranchero/S/W. It's possible a PO swapped lamps.
Some 1967 Econolines have rectangular taillamps. Same as: 1967/72 F100/350 Stylesides / 1969/74 Econoline / 1967/77 Bronco.
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