Posted by ericlb on December 19, 2015 at 20:06:14 from (67.142.172.24):
In Reply to: Using old machines posted by notjustair on December 18, 2015 at 20:58:36:
i faced that when i restored a 1957 2 ton chevy formerly a cattle truck it sat for more than 40 years in the same spot, but before i could get a plate for it it had to conform to modern lighting requirements, 2 brake lites 3 clearance lites for 8 foot wide bed, if the tail lites are mounted to the rear frame rails of the truck, there must also be a marker lite and reflector on the bed corner to show its edges at nite i also put a amber one at the front edge of the bed, each side, since nobody around here under 50 knows how to drive anymore, also 5 cab roof lites, although here they can be grouped either evenly spaced or 1, 3,1 as commercial trucks use, turn signals are now required, since the 57 had none ever, i got a grote unit found on large trucks and wired them up per instructions, this simplified the problem of having the front turn signal come on when you hit the brakes
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