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Hello I am having a 10% off sale thru Memorial Day, May 29th. Just send me an e-mail at: mail@vintageleds.com Thanks Gary

Hello; Now till December 18th I am offering 10% off on all purchases. Tell you spouse to take back the ugly sweater they bought and buy you something you really want. Just send me an e-mail at: mail@vintageleds.com Thanks Gary

Hello Alvin I'm glad you like the lights. Thanks Gary

Nope, the boards are sealed with silicone conformal coating., paint would not stick. I believe the lights will look fine with the white boards. You lenses will just look brighter red with the white background. If you don't like the lights, you have 30 days to return them for a refund. Here is a side by side on a 64.5 with my white boars on the left and standard bulbs on the rights. You can see how the white board make the lens look new compared to the bulb side. Thank you Gary

Hello Alvin The tail lights are $205 a set. Here is the website. http://www.vintageleds.com/1969.html I also have videos of the park and reverse lights. Thank you Gary

Thanks 42, I am sure you will like them Gary

Hello I am going to offer 10% off on 69 and 70 LED lights from May 16th to May 31st. If you are interested, just send me an e-mail at: mail@vintageleds.com or go to the web site www.vintageleds.com I will need the following: Name Address Light you need, Brake, Park and Reverse Thanks Gary

Hello Dave; Here is just how dim the old tail lights are. During development, I tested the 65 lights with the 1157 bulb according to today's DOT specifications . On center the max light reading was 9 candela on center. The minimum spec for a brake light on a modern car is 80 candela. So the old mustang is 9x under the minimum. When I tested the 65 and 67 lights with my LEDs, they were between 135 and 165 candela on center. Sorry I did not have the opportunity to test the 69/70 lights. However they do have the same number of LEDs as the 67/68 lights. Additionally I use wide beam angle (120deg) LEDs. This way you don't get hot spots in the lens and the light emitted from the tails covers a wider area. The same goes for the front park/turn light, wider field of view. Thank you Gary

Hello; This is Gary from Vintage LEDs. If you have any questions about LED lights for your mustang please feel free to contact me at: mail@vintageleds.com Thank you; Gary