vman
Well-known member
Just got back from a mustang car show. I asked a few people there about how they set up their reversing lights. The general consensus was that they have the amber indicator lenses in the valance set up as their reversing lights.The tail lights also remain as the tail and brake lights.
When there I met a guy who also owns a nice gt/cs who gave me some advice on the tail lights set up. He didn't know about this site, so I had to let him know about it
Another interesting guy I met there who was an official asked me what year my gt/cs was. I told him it was a 68 as that was the only year it was produced appart from the present model. He corrected me and said they also come out in 67.(I know we have met this same type person at one stage).He then went on to tell me that the first mustang produced ever was released here in Oz in 1965. This was even before it was released in the U.S. Even his friend the other official looked dumbfounded by his remark who was standing next to him. So I then decided to take his previous remarks with a grain of salt. He also went on to say that this information will be soon published in there club magazine. If I ever get a copy of this I will be sure to post it.
When there I met a guy who also owns a nice gt/cs who gave me some advice on the tail lights set up. He didn't know about this site, so I had to let him know about it
Another interesting guy I met there who was an official asked me what year my gt/cs was. I told him it was a 68 as that was the only year it was produced appart from the present model. He corrected me and said they also come out in 67.(I know we have met this same type person at one stage).He then went on to tell me that the first mustang produced ever was released here in Oz in 1965. This was even before it was released in the U.S. Even his friend the other official looked dumbfounded by his remark who was standing next to him. So I then decided to take his previous remarks with a grain of salt. He also went on to say that this information will be soon published in there club magazine. If I ever get a copy of this I will be sure to post it.
