Anyone out there seen tail lights on a model A that are not 50 pontiac or 39 fords. If so lets see them. Im not saying I dont like them, There just used alot.
How about some 39 Plymouth taillamps for a slighty different flavor? Sorry, no pics. They are a little wider tha 38-39 Ford teardrops, not so rounded at the top and have a bulging lens rather than a fairly flat lens like the Fords.
Rear panel for my 30 coupe. 48 Chevy tail lights with 40s Lucas tag light, plate mounted on 4 raised bosses in panel. Plate will have a chrome trim installed . Canuck
An almost impossible to find light which might be fairly exciting on the back panel of an A coupe/roadster or maybe even A sedans is the spear-point stoplamp from the back door of 41-48 Chevy sedan deliveries. Using just the rim and lens and making up a socket housing would make these adadptable to many other applications. Damned hard to find them though.
Anyone out there seen tail lights on a model A that are not 50 pontiac or 39 fords. If so lets see them. Im not saying I dont like them, There just used alot.[/QUOTE] http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=647879&page=5 check this! Tnomoldw ''I wanna go where the lights are low where I can go'n spend my dough an dance with the dolly with the wooden leg''
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Not a Model A either, but these British tail lights are kinda cool: The tail lights on my RPU are '38 Plymouth. They're mounted on Deuce stands that I modified and rotated:
Lucas probably made them for a variety of British cars, but this set on an early Austin Healy 100 look similar.( neat little license light too) Don
Steve Lang (Langy) is in England. Maybe PM him and ask if he knows of a source. There might even be US based restoration companies that carry those, but I don't know of any of them. Don