Sharp Taillights eyes wanted - Interesting Story

[twfaust@xxxxxxx]

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 I'll start with the interesting Mopar story. I have been hitting a lot of 
junkyards lately, looking for rear quarter trim for my '64 Fury. Today I stopped 
in a small old yard. Asked if they had a '64 Fury. They said no, but would I 
need a taillight. I asked about it and they told me that about 20 years ago 
the local Mopar dealer had gotten tired of paying tax on his inventory of 
taillights that weren't selling. So the yard took them and filled a school bus. The 
bad news was that they couldn't sell them and had poured them out on the 
ground and hauled the school bus away. They told me most had been plowed under. I 
was invited to go look. All of the ones I could find are in the picture linked 
below, along with a two headlight rings. They look beat from exposure but are 
in fact NOS. Can anyone name them. I recognize one as '55 Plymouth. The 
matching pair are date coded '67 but I don't know what they are (Fury?). The one 
with the crenelated chrome ring really throws me. Any guesses? 
    
http://www.villagephotos.com/viewpubimage.asp?id_=8737629

Tom Faust

    
    


    



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