mk1 cortina lights.. fog light within cluster? y
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where would it have fitted as the light is divided into three - side/brake light, indicator and reflector, there are only two bulbs holder in the cluster
reversing lights and fog lights would have been add ons back then, plenty of period rear fog and reversing lights around still and repros
TVRS and over low volume cars, usually fibreglass, also used these lights back in the day
reversing lights and fog lights would have been add ons back then, plenty of period rear fog and reversing lights around still and repros
TVRS and over low volume cars, usually fibreglass, also used these lights back in the day
excellent photos
they look so fresh as a design
ETA: cars back then didn't have door mirrors, dipping rear view mirror or even seat belts fitted to the front let alone rear (the fixing points had to be there for front belts in in early '60s though)
they look so fresh as a design
ETA: cars back then didn't have door mirrors, dipping rear view mirror or even seat belts fitted to the front let alone rear (the fixing points had to be there for front belts in in early '60s though)
Edited by nta16 on Saturday 1st June 13:27
ajprice said:
combining the fog and reverse in with the reflector. Couldn't see anything.
see Inspection Manual for Classes 3, 4, 5 and 7 Vehicles, Section 1.5 here for maybe why - http://www.transportoffice.gov.uk/crt/doitonline/b...ETA:I'd have to check with my 1970 copy of the 'AA Book of the Car' to see what regulations there are on the size of reflectors so you can look that up yourself on t'net
Edited by nta16 on Saturday 1st June 18:10
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