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Laughing Gas
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Led Lights
I have found a set of LED lights for as 73 and up trucks. I was wondering is their anywhere that sells the lights for a 67-72 truck. I would like to put them in my 69 F-100? Thanks for any help
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Shack -
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProd...placementGuide will show you if the bulbs are interchangeable.
Steve
http://www.sylvania.com/ConsumerProd...placementGuide will show you if the bulbs are interchangeable.
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at a store called tractor supply they have them with the regular truck stuff not a very wide selection but they had those, just not what i wanted
i am thinking about getting those and fitting them in my truck
i am thinking about getting those and fitting them in my truck
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Shackelford, I was wanting to know if you purchased a set of the taillights.
If you did I was wondering if you know the part number. I went to a Tractor Supply near the house looking and the guy told if I knew the stock or part number he could order a set.
If you did I was wondering if you know the part number. I went to a Tractor Supply near the house looking and the guy told if I knew the stock or part number he could order a set.
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I wouldn't say it is CUSTOM rather, it is a safety upgrade. the big trucks are all going to LED tail lights on trailers, and tail panels, so why would you wanna cut your 73-79 bedside for use of such a safety feature? I know there are ALOT of that year seiries trucks around still being used for heavy work. not to mention alot of your box bed manufacturers put these 73-79 lights in their tail panels, as they have backup lights already installed, and you only need to cut a rectangular hole to mount them.
I am sure if you wanted to get nasty about it, one could just swap out lenses to make it fit the 67-72 bed.
I am sure if you wanted to get nasty about it, one could just swap out lenses to make it fit the 67-72 bed.
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Don't forget these older vehicles have thermo blinkers as more the current the faster they blink. One lamp out and the blinker stops. Newer vehicles went to a electronic timmer that controls a relay, this system will work with LED's. This is with 1157's or 2057's brake / tail lamps. LED's run on alot less current like 20-30 ma's per LED. You must add a resistor to ground to load up the thermo blinker to blink, this should be in some of the LED conversion kits, be sure to ask.
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