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UPDATE: Still Available.
(05/02/2020) This has a customized dash, along with other mods. It also includes an extra body.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/696227737859341/
“1948 willys Jeep set up for a small block Chevy and power steering , this would be a great wheeler or project. Know motor , tranny or transfer case it’s a roller . Comes with a extra tub both have rust issues but nothing unseen for these old keeps .”
Interesting tail light modification, not the typical 60’s Mustang type.
Any idea which ones they are? No doubt hey are likely listed somewhere on this huge tail light site: http://www.taillightking.com
Dave, this is cool, I’ll have to check this website out, Thanks. It amazes me how you find all these informative websites.
Mike, that was a site I stumbled upon many years ago. I always thought it was pretty cool this guy could make a business out of tail lights.
tail lights look mustang to me…often they are mounted perpendicular..
They are Mustang but it looks like the inner slot is faded. I bought a couple NOS 1964 Valiant Wagon lenses from him ten years ago for a reasonable price. He operates the business out of his home. I think his said his basement is full. At that time he said he is ready to sell the business (any takers?). I’m glad he is still doing it as the site has a lot of info too.