They came packaged "Speedway", but they're Technostalgia lights - Technostalgia :: Ford LED Tail Lights
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They came packaged "Speedway", but they're Technostalgia lights - Technostalgia :: Ford LED Tail Lights
An absolutely no reason for somebody getting too close to your rear when you out cruising in it Roger as I have seen how bright they are on the odd You Tube post.
Make sure and hook up the rapid fire part on the brake lights, I had people tell me that all vehicles should blink 3 times when you hit the pedal, gets your attention, I used the same ones on a beetle...
For sure! I have the '48 Chevy replicas on the '33, and the three fast pulse brake lights are definitely an attention grabber. They're super, super bright, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Matthyj
Per the Kansas Highway Patrol: "The only flashing lights permitted on non-emergency vehicles are turn signals, hazard warning lamps, and warning lights on school, church, and daycare buses." Good luck, Roger. ;)
Jack, the term used by Technostalgia is the "Rapidfire" feature, where the brake lights pulse three times within less than a second each time the circuit is energized. If the Kansas Highway Patrol cites me for improper flashing lights we'll have a very interesting discussion in court.;) When you study the terminology of lighting, there's a big difference between "flashing" and "pulsing", where "flashing" is at a much slower rate. I'll take my chances, just like having the headlights two or three inches too low.:LOL::LOL::LOL:
Just watching your back, Roger. Just watching your back.
And it's appreciated, Jack, for sure. ;) Someone needs to, the things I get myself into. :HMMM::D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Henry Rifle
Sort of like occulting lights, flash longer dark than light!
Roger, do me a favor. When you discuss the difference between 'flashing' and 'pulsing' with a KHP trooper, record it. I'd love to hear that conversation :D :D
What's the difference between rapid flashing brake lights and idiots that ride their brakes and do the same thing? :LOL: Roger, that is the brand of light I will end up gettign for the 40. Ya know, when it gets closer to needing them. Hopefully they aren't outlawed by then. :)
Any idea who makes/where to source that windshield and pillars? Really like it laying back like yours and the height looks pretty good too.Quote:
Originally Posted by rspears
It's a Rodwell, designed by Stan Wanlass and made by Dick Rodwell - curved glass, laid back 37 degrees to align perfect with the cowl inset. You'll find a site, "Roadsters(dot)com" on the web, where a guy Dave Mann touts that he represents Dick Rodwell, but I've been told that is not the case. Don (DA34Guy) can confirm or correct me, as he knows Dick well.Quote:
Originally Posted by chopsmitty
Chopsmitty, If yer interested in a windshield let me know. They take awhile to build as Roger knows, but they do make a 32 look right.
I didn't want to volunteer Don as a source, unless he wanted to be volunteered. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DA34GUY
