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Dash mounted "REVERSE" indicator lamp

Plybeep68

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Two questions, 1st did any cars come equipped with these prior to 1968 and 2nd, are the lamp holder /pigtail that slides in these available anywhere?
 
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I do not think 68 or older cars had them. Mega parts has the harnesses.
 
I do not think 68 or older cars had them. Mega parts has the harnesses.
My 68 road runner came with it,, I just bought a 67 dart that didn't, it was originally a 274 4 speed
 
As I think about this I believe the light did come in later in 68. What shifter did you have? Memory says inland did not have the light but the Hurst did. You can still make it work in the dart.
 
My road runner came and still has the Hurst,, I just looked up mega parts, they have the light housing and wiring for $65, pretty sweet, never done any business with them, thanks
 
My road runner came and still has the Hurst,, I just looked up mega parts, they have the light housing and wiring for $65, pretty sweet, never done any business with them, thanks

No problem Jamie at Mega Parts has always been good to me.
 
dad had a early build 68 gtx that had one was it an option?
 
My understanding is that only cars with the AO1 light group option had it. I've had 4-spd cars without it.
 
Not to hijack the thread but to add to the the discussion based on what I have seen.
No 1967 car would have the reverse indicator light (Inland shifter).
All 1969 4-speed cars would have the reverse indicator light (Hurst shifter).
1968 cars with an Inland shifter would not have the light as they have a reverse lockout handle.
1968 cars with a Hurst shifter would have the light as they have no reverse lockout on the handle.
The changeover had to be somewhere after SPD March 12, 1968 (at least for a LA built car).
But then again, never say never.
 
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