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#521071 03/26/2009 4:51 AM
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Emily, my 1964 GMC 4000, is looking to get some cab marker/clearance lights. I would like to have original style lights. Yankee 77s appear to be what I remember from long ago on a 1966 GMC my father had. Are these the right ones? Also, they come in red or amber. Is there a difference other than just personal preference?

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Lights facing the front must be amber if you are going to use it on public highways.

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Great, I like the looks of the amber ones better anyway. Thanks.

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The Yankee77s were the original equipment lights for that year of truck. I think they are a good looking light and are well built.
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What were the lights for a 1948 truck? Is there a place to find some?


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I don't believe that the 1948 trucks had cab marker lights. Any that I have seen were aftermarket.
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oKay... thought I would check. Mine must have had aftermarket marker lights on it at one time. I have little stalagtites of bondo hanging from the inside of the roof.


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Originally Posted by Super55
What were the lights for a 1948 truck? Is there a place to find some?

Hey Super55, I have Arrow 39 lights on my truck. I found a bunch of NOS ones on ebay a while back. Here is what they look like. They have two styles, a flat bottom and a curved bottom which you would need for an AD truck. I like the look of these lights. They come up for auction quite often.

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I put Yankee 77's on my '64 C-30. The hardest part of the whole job was to figure out where to place them. I was hoping that GM had a fold out template, but it seems like one was never made.

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Check the Links Page -- I just added a link to a guy called the Taillight King who has new (repro?) Yankee 77's

http://www.taillightking.com/

Two of my trucks (my '48 6100 and the '49 4400) came with them installed in the same places -- one on each corner of the cab facing out about 45 degrees from straight ahead.

Hope that helps.

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