What cab lights
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From: Black Hills of SD
What cab lights
I would like cab lights on my 59. I am wonder what the Ford offerings looked like. I would run 5 and also wondered if Ford even spaced them or did the 3 center cluster with the outer 2 spaced further. Any pictures appreciated.
I did find these on LMC. The ones with chrome look pretty good but who knows if they are even metal and not plastic chinese junk.
http://www.lmctruck.com/features/fb/fbclr.htm
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I did find these on LMC. The ones with chrome look pretty good but who knows if they are even metal and not plastic chinese junk.
http://www.lmctruck.com/features/fb/fbclr.htm
thanks
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Upper pic: 1959 / Lower pic: 1960/63
1959 applications say F/T700/1100, but these lamps could be installed on anything.
T is an F series truck with tandem axles.
1960/63 applications include N/NT500/1100, introduced in 1963 cancelled after 1969.
Cab is basically the same as 1961/66 F series, but have a completely different front end that some people like the looks of, some don't.
1959 applications say F/T700/1100, but these lamps could be installed on anything.
T is an F series truck with tandem axles.
1960/63 applications include N/NT500/1100, introduced in 1963 cancelled after 1969.
Cab is basically the same as 1961/66 F series, but have a completely different front end that some people like the looks of, some don't.
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While these are not factory installed, they are period correct. The lights I used seem to be fairly common as I have found quite a few over the years. They are called Yankee 77s. My '92 F350 has 5 lights from the factory, evenly spaced, but I don't like that look. Seems nearly all the older trucks I see with 5 have the 3 center and the outers spaced out to the corners.
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While these are not factory installed, they are period correct. The lights I used seem to be fairly common as I have found quite a few over the years. They are called Yankee 77s. My '92 F350 has 5 lights from the factory, evenly spaced, but I don't like that look. Seems nearly all the older trucks I see with 5 have the 3 center and the outers spaced out to the corners.
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