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#1297710 02/06/2019 1:09 AM
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a mirror for the passenger side of my '54 6100, it's the rectangle version. The glass I noticed on Sunday was separated at the top I guess and water was behind the glass part.

I also was wondering if anyone knows where I can some good LED taillights (brake, running & turn signals). I have some of course but they are mounted high under the bed of the truck and I think they are hard to see. They sit on top of the frame and I have a dump bed that extends 2 feet beyond the frame. I would like to cut holes into the back end of the dump bed and recess them there and they should be really easy to see then.

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6v or 12v
Super Bright LEDs sell a wide variety of 6v and 12v vehicle bulbs/lights.

examples of lighting-units

What size (dimensions) mirror are you looking for? black or stainless?

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I like trucklite brand LED lights, they are bright and long lasting.


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•1948 Chevrolet 6400 - Detroit Diesel 4-53T - Roadranger 10 speed overdrive - 4 wheel disc brakes
•1952 Chevrolet 3800 pickup
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I found medium duty truck lights a few miles from me on Craigslist. These are Grote lights that are used by all the truck makers, they are new truck take off and I bought four of them for $48.00, then I found a set of nice stainless heated, lighted west coast mirrors also on Craigslist.


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I found a set of those mirrors new on ebay, not long ago. Check there.


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