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Old 01-11-2008, 08:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question Help ID my 60s Ford Tail lights
I am in the process of building the mounts for these tail lights to go in my 62 Falcon Wagon. I didn't want the big factory bug eyed back up lights that were mounted to the tailgate. Thing is... I don't know what I got them from. I bought them several years back off eBay knowing they were FOMOCO and they would fit in my factory spot. I am hoping someone on the Ford forum could help me out.

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They look like they are out of an old Mercury Comet or one of them Ford car/pickups?
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I thought they might be 62 or 63 Futura... possibly Galaxy. I need the weather gasket for them and need to know what ot look for. Thanks for your input.
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Cant you just make your own gasket out of a chunk of flat rubber?
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I could... I also need to know if I need to replace the lense or bucket. And for personal knowledge about what I am running on my car.
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