Incandescent sequential tail lights?
Yukon Cornelius
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: deep in the heart of dixie GEORGIA
RE: Incandescent sequential tail lights?
but the cougars were 1st with the sequential so [8D] i just like the clone aspect of the 65 i got i got the shelby rear spoiler and it wouldnt have looked right without them if i had just fun the stock lamps[:'(]
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RE: Incandescent sequential tail lights?
The sequential turn signals were the first thing I fixed when I got the 68 cougar. To hell with safety issues, I wanted sequential turn signals, even if only to stand back and admire them while the car was stuck in a ditch off the side of the road. 
I still have the little motorized controller gizmo for the lights... amazed it still works.
I still have the little motorized controller gizmo for the lights... amazed it still works.
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Marquette Mi
RE: Incandescent sequential tail lights?
ORIGINAL: 72rustang
The sequential turn signals were the first thing I fixed when I got the 68 cougar. To hell with safety issues, I wanted sequential turn signals, even if only to stand back and admire them while the car was stuck in a ditch off the side of the road. I still have the little motorized controller gizmo for the lights... amazed it still works.
The sequential turn signals were the first thing I fixed when I got the 68 cougar. To hell with safety issues, I wanted sequential turn signals, even if only to stand back and admire them while the car was stuck in a ditch off the side of the road.
I still have the little motorized controller gizmo for the lights... amazed it still works.
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,413
From: florida
RE: Incandescent sequential tail lights?
yeah, do what you want, you could build an LED setup that kind of lights the outside up first, and then the inside, and when they switch the outsides fade then the insides, all in sequence down to the final light, that'd be cool. but do what you want. I think i've also seen some heat resistant tail light lenses made specifically for the three bulb set up but I could be wrong.
It could look something like this, I know it's not photoshop but you get the idea.
[IMG]local://upfiles/42304/D737D89E41054E2594F17F301F8666A7.jpg[/IMG]
It could look something like this, I know it's not photoshop but you get the idea.
[IMG]local://upfiles/42304/D737D89E41054E2594F17F301F8666A7.jpg[/IMG]
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Joined: Nov 2006
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From: Denmark living in Spain
RE: Incandescent sequential tail lights?
Just had a thought from the photo, it seems the car is jumping up and down on left side to indicate left. Im sure lots of ricers will love to install hydraulics that jump up and down a particular side of the car to indicate? Ooh they can even have the rear jumping as the car brakes....
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RE: Incandescent sequential tail lights?
ORIGINAL: THUMPIN455
Back in the 80s when I was actually driving my cougar, I went through 3 or 4 of those mechanical thingsy. Still have 3 of them layin around here. They would work for about two minutes, sometimes an hour. Just long enough for me to get into town and get a ticket for no turn signals.. I am goin digital, because its my car and I dont want it original. I want it operational.
Back in the 80s when I was actually driving my cougar, I went through 3 or 4 of those mechanical thingsy. Still have 3 of them layin around here. They would work for about two minutes, sometimes an hour. Just long enough for me to get into town and get a ticket for no turn signals.. I am goin digital, because its my car and I dont want it original. I want it operational.
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