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Thanks for this post, I printed the templete. Don't have the lights yet, but now know where to locate them.

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I found the tear drop lights at www.taillightking.com while searching for LED lighting. They run about $40.00 each/new. They were used on 1939 Chevrolet Cars.
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Try www.taillightking.com for about $40.00 each.

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Originally Posted by OldArmy
Try www.taillightking.com for about $40.00 each.

Old Army


If they are there, I couldn't find them. What did you click on to find them?


"It's just a phase. He'll grow out of it." Mama, 1964

1956 Chevy 1/2-ton 3100
1953 Chevy 6100 "The Yard dog"
1954 GMC Suburban Now with a new proud owner.
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I could not find them,either.

www.taillightking.com

What is the part number?

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http://www.taillightking.com/26-40_chevy.htm

Towards the bottom!

He's also got chrome ones for $50 ea., and LED ones for $65 ea.

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The filling station has them as well....
Painted 39.50


chrome 49.50


Anyone have any feedback on them?

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Cletis, if you need I can dig out my receipt from where I bought my two chrome ones. I got them for $85 shipped to my door a year ago....came from somewhere around Oregon. Shoot me a PM if you need.


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I have genuine Chevy ones From Mothertrucker.


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I bought a pair of fiberglass repros a few years ago from Chevs of the 40's and they lacked all of the socket, reflector, wiring, etc "innards". I used a bunch of old recycled parts from derelict turn signals to fabricate what I needed and it was time consuming. My 48 Suburban project will hopefully reach the bullet installation phase this summer. Thanks a lot, Tim, for the installation template. That will sure eliminate a lot of guesswork!


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