reverse/backup light
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stoltz23
Gear Grinder
Does anyone know where to find a light similar to this? The link is broken and i can;t seam to find anything similar.
diggerG
Well Oiled
Alan
Bigger Hammer
Where can I find these lights? The link has expired I think.. I am in Idaho..Thanks
mathman
Well Oiled
Just to add some additional pictures of the built-in-shift-tower from an NOS T90 I picked up from an old timey Jeep dealership:
I didn't use the shift tower/plate as the shifter had a different 'bend' than my original so I used the new transmission and my old tower.
I didn't use the shift tower/plate as the shifter had a different 'bend' than my original so I used the new transmission and my old tower.
mrholmquist
Precision Fit
You don't need reverse lamps to pass a safety in Ontario , I just did one , no reverse lamps. Refer to section 6 of the attached document. Don't know what province you reside in.
http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/trucks/pdfs/passenger-light-duty-vehicle-inspection-standard.pdf
http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/trucks/pdfs/passenger-light-duty-vehicle-inspection-standard.pdf
49willys_mogon
Sharpest Tool
Search web for 2 Pc 12V Car Motorcycle Eagle Eye LED Daytime Running DRL Tail Light Backup Lamp. They can be found on ebay or Amazon. Other retail online places for LED stuff is DDM tuning, diode dynamics or Whelan.
diggerG
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diggerG
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Oops, I already posted this a while ago. Sorry. Just noticed
diggerG
diggerG
Greg5565
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I've got an NOS one of these stashed somewhere. has the switch already installed.
Steve Holland
Bigger Hammer
64 Traveler
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My Traveler had a "back up/work light" in the pass side rear door on it as part of the "package" the USBP ordered but I wanted something better. So when I made a new rear bumper I added them in. They work with the trans in reverse and I also have them wired to a switch.
Here's a not so good pic
Here's a not so good pic
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54 wagon ken
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I found a pair of new 6 volt backup lights for a case/international tractor. Figured they would be pretty durable. Wanted them out of sight but still functional.Picked up an old school looking switch to mount at the bottom of the dash.
Larry Messing
Well Oiled
Well I think I have struck upon an idea for reverse lights ..... I have a 700R4 Transmission in my 51 truck and think I'm going to acquire the reverse light switch for the Lokar floor shifter I have mounted to it.... The idea I came across is to remove the two intermediate rear bumper bolts on either side of the Willys script and replace them with white LED lights so therefore the reverse lights are mounted in the bumper and are not hanging down below bumper or bolted anywhere else... I don't know this is just an idea that I will have to play with and see what else I can come up with.
Larry
Larry
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I think I posted this photo a while back in another thread but... I used a rubber bucketed tractor light on my pickup.. Mounted on a frame crossmember.. I need a rear light for backing @ night... I live in and travel areas without street lights (RURAL).. So, here's the photo.
cparisf
Sharpest Tool
I posted these on my thread, but they look so good I had to share here, too. [emoji3]
I took DiggerG's comment and ran with it. Top shifter with switch boss, running lights I believe, and some kickass LED's. My Willys Overland Script bumper attaches between the rear cross member and the Reese hitch.
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I took DiggerG's comment and ran with it. Top shifter with switch boss, running lights I believe, and some kickass LED's. My Willys Overland Script bumper attaches between the rear cross member and the Reese hitch.
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