Joe, what year Taurus did your third brake light come from?
I'm at that point. Gonna have to do what you done did, 'cuz the Raby unit's shroud sits too high to hide it inside.
I've got a junkyard, right where I can get at it.
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Joe, what year Taurus did your third brake light come from?
I'm at that point. Gonna have to do what you done did, 'cuz the Raby unit's shroud sits too high to hide it inside.
I've got a junkyard, right where I can get at it.
I'm at that point. Gonna have to do what you done did, 'cuz the Raby unit's shroud sits too high to hide it inside.
I've got a junkyard, right where I can get at it.
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Taurus wagon 2000-2004. You'll need to roughen up the housing and glass it into the body. The DTM issue- I used a plastic salad bowl with the right diameter and shape for a mold. See attached pictures. Make sure you install the Habachiti grill when you make the fit up before glass in the finished piece.
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Thanks! I'll keep you posted on the placement of the light and such. I just removed the entire underside of my decklid with a dye grinder to lighten it up a bit and give me the space I needed. I'll be attaching it to the body again with hood pins or Dzus tabs; I'm no longer really concerned with things sticking out of the body.
That cowled Taurus light, though, will be a life-saver. I was originally going to mount a round brake light off the frame inside the back, behind and above the motor plate. That's the thing I can't do because of the shroud's height.
Decklid clearance is okay now, but the line of sight to the frame-mounted light bracket would be blocked almost completely.
Off to the scrapyard I go! Thanks for the scoop!
That cowled Taurus light, though, will be a life-saver. I was originally going to mount a round brake light off the frame inside the back, behind and above the motor plate. That's the thing I can't do because of the shroud's height.
Decklid clearance is okay now, but the line of sight to the frame-mounted light bracket would be blocked almost completely.
Off to the scrapyard I go! Thanks for the scoop!