Cargo Light
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- TNIceWolf
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Cargo Light
Where does the cargo light mount on a bump and what does it look like?
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Re: Cargo Light
This is the only picture of mine I have:
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Re: Cargo Light
A little trivia
The cargo lights were originally back up lights for the '64-'66 T Bird.
I think they used them up to '77-'78 .
The cargo lights were originally back up lights for the '64-'66 T Bird.
I think they used them up to '77-'78 .
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Re: Cargo Light
yes on the t bird thing.
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Re: Cargo Light
Found this in another post:
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Re: Cargo Light
Oh, and this:
Thanks to Keith for keeping these on the forum, I think they are found in the tech area. But I am usually wrong.
Thanks to Keith for keeping these on the forum, I think they are found in the tech area. But I am usually wrong.
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Re: Cargo Light
Corect me if I'm wrong
but I think the light in the red truck above is upside down?
but I think the light in the red truck above is upside down?
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i thought it was too but i cant remember. so i deleted my comment abotu it earlier.
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Re: Cargo Light
Heres mine. Looks ok to me.
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Re: Cargo Light
One dimension is left out in the photo above.
Since it appears that the light is offset to one side, how far from each of the screws to the edge of the larger opening?
Since it appears that the light is offset to one side, how far from each of the screws to the edge of the larger opening?
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Re: Cargo Light
this was my 72 C/S. not saying it right but i think it looks better.
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Re: Cargo Light
That looks more correct to me Convincor.The shape of the light follows the contour of the cab roof and sides.
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1990 Ford F-150 ( Miss Yvonnes Daily Driver )
My F-350 project http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 22&t=41744
HHC 4/67AR.... Bandits.....88-92
Presently in the stable
1969 Ford F-350 DRW
1989 Chevy S-10 Tahoe ( It gets me to work and back and fetches parts and groceries)
1981 Buick Regal ( My deceased uncles last project/driver....renamed project Regal Eagle to be finished in his honor)
1990 Ford F-150 ( Miss Yvonnes Daily Driver )
My F-350 project http://www.fordification.com/forum/view ... 22&t=41744
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Re: Cargo Light
if you look at the pad for the cargo light. and at the cab you can see that the pad is thicker on one side than the other. since the top of the cab is outward more. and the bottom of where it sits is more flat then telling from the used pad i have sitting here that hasnt been off of the light itself. the light would sit as in kieths and flyboys picture. but i think it looks right in convincors picture.
that third measurement would be 5/8 on the passenger side to the center of the hole from the edge of the main hole. and 11/16 on the drivers side. thats what mine measures anyway. well i measured from the edge of the dust line on the back of the pad to get those measurements. the correct distance from the edge of the pad would really be determined when yo umoutned the light. just put the light in the main hole and hold it while you mark the center of the hole of with a drill or just run the screw through the metal if you can.
that third measurement would be 5/8 on the passenger side to the center of the hole from the edge of the main hole. and 11/16 on the drivers side. thats what mine measures anyway. well i measured from the edge of the dust line on the back of the pad to get those measurements. the correct distance from the edge of the pad would really be determined when yo umoutned the light. just put the light in the main hole and hold it while you mark the center of the hole of with a drill or just run the screw through the metal if you can.
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Re: Cargo Light
Maybe it can be both. Might have been the assembly line guys practical joke.
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Re: Cargo Light
the gaskcet only goes on one way. if its put on upside down the gasket wont let the light sit quite right.