Back-up light era

Thanks for the pic Red. I think my daughter's sits up higher on her '70. I'll have to look.

 

None on the 66 Tuxedo. The 71 had em on, sorta high on the tail light panel. They were, as stated, just like the earlier style front turn signals in appearance.

 

Sorry but I don't follow that:?. If they are different, one has two wires and one has one, one has amber lens and one has clear, how can they be the same regardless of the part #?:?

 

That would sure screw up stocking. Don't know how you would be sure of getting the part you wanted.

 

The metal housings are the same and may have the same # stamped in them if they were made for JEEP by an outside supplier, as I believe they were. I would think that once they are assembled with their respective sockets and lens, etc., and put in a JEEP box, there would be a different part #used by JEEP for turn or backup lights. Hope this makes sense and it's just a thought.

 

Patrick,I see what Nick is talking about, HELL I don't understand, how we can have the same part # on TWO different sockets.:? Can you explain this:?,

 

Might be, but then again we are talking JEEP here.

 

On the 69 the turns and the backups are very different not the same at all here is a pic of the turns

 

None on my '67 with a T86, thats what brought me here - wondering if they are supposed to be there.

 

My 69 had the smaller bullet type front signals. It had backup lights that were the bullet style also except clear. Joe 69cj5, yours look like the 70 to 75 turn signals.

 

So does the Daughter's late '69 titled as '70 CJ-5.


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My 69 has bullet style yellows and backups, no reflectors or signals on front fenders (didn't that happen mid year 69 too?).


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Daughter's has the reflectors on the hood and it is the original hood.


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