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anybody know where i can get a set from? i found a set on ebay for like $50 what do you guys think about the price?
 

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I bought mine on some website years ago for about $75, so $50 seems like a good deal.
 

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What is the point of these things?? Seems more fitting on a Honda, but maybe I'm missing the point??
 

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jojo22 said:
What is the point of these things?? Seems more fitting on a Honda, but maybe I'm missing the point??

Just for looks, but I dont think its ricey at all. Comes stock on the 2010+ mustangs.
 

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Well to each his own, I've seen them on stangs before guess it just never really caught my liking.
 

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jojo22 said:
What is the point of these things?? Seems more fitting on a Honda, but maybe I'm missing the point??

Honda? Sequential taillights are a classic American car thing... The Thunderbird, Cougar, and Shelby Mustang had em. Nice little detail if you like going retro.
 

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I got the ones from Ebay to. good price and very easy install. Took 15 mins each side. Buy them.
 

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mygreengt said:
i think they look sweet. but kind of look like a pita to install. but idk, does anybody have them?

Like I said. I got em too. Easy install. The left lamp stopped... sequential-ing (?) for me at one point, but turns out it was just a wire not making good contact. A little electrical tape fixed that.
 

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dcssvt said:
so basically if I have a 95 im screwed? im gettin so confused about this :BangHead:

well... yeah, but you could always swap out your horizontals for verticals and then get sequentials. From what I've read, a swap doesn't sound very hard to do. I like verticals because they're oldschool, but a lot of folks on this forum dig the horizontals... so really it comes down to your own personal taste.
 

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adrift said:
dcssvt said:
so basically if I have a 95 im screwed? im gettin so confused about this :BangHead:

well... yeah, but you could always swap out your horizontals for verticals and then get sequentials. From what I've read, a swap doesn't sound very hard to do. I like verticals because they're oldschool, but a lot of folks on this forum dig the horizontals... so really it comes down to your own personal taste.
from what im getting, and correct me if im wrong, but all id have to do is buy the harness' for a 96-98 mustang
http://www.latemodelrestoration.com/item/LRS-13410CA/96-98-Mustang-Lh-Taillight-Harness
and plug them into the tail light housing
http://www.americanmuscle.com/taillights-9698-smoked.html
now the tricky part which confuses the hell out of me, will the "plug-n-play" work for mine or am I gunna have to splice it? if its plug n play doesnt that just mean its another harness to replace the harness i just bought?
 

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You will have to splice the ebay kit anyway. Don't worry the instruction are very simple to follow.

I would also look around before you burn $140+ on tail lights. Some come up for sale here for under $50 with the harness. There are a couple whole car part outs going on here right now to.

One second.. I just caught myself there. You are talking about switching factory 95 harness with factory 96-98 harness. Sorry I'm not familiar with what must be done to do that.
 

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