Product Summary

Complete Assembly Tail Light Component, OEM Replacement

  • This taillight assembly is specially designed to fit the 1928-31 Ford Model A
  • The left tail light has lenses on the bottom to illuminate a license plate
  • Available in driver or passenger side configurations
  • Each lamp features a unique "STOP" text
  • Lens is made from durable glass and housing is built from steel with a black finish
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Key Specs

Tail Light ComponentComplete Assembly
Position
Bulb Type1156
Lens MaterialGlass
Housing MaterialSteel
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No better way to tell someone you are coming to a stop in your Model A - then with a new tail light spelling it out for them to see! Set yourself apart with these unique Model A taillights.

  • Tail Lamp with "STOP" text
  • LH or RH/Driver or Passenger Side
  • Fits 1928-31 Ford model A
  • Left tail light has lenses on the bottom to illuminate a license plate
  • Bracket NOT Included/Tail Light Assembly ONLY
    • Bracket 91062164 shares the same mount pattern
  • Bulb Type: 1156
  • Lens Material: Glass
  • Lens Color: Red
  • Housing Material: Steel
  • Housing Color: Black
  • Voltage: 12 volts

Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #
BrandSpeedway Motors
Tail Light ComponentComplete Assembly
Position
Bulb Type1156
Lens MaterialGlass
Housing MaterialSteel
GENERAL
OEM ReplacementYes
Lens ColorRed
Bezel FinishPowder Coated
Housing ColorBlack
Voltage12 volts
Hardware IncludedNo
Sold in QuantityEach
NotesLeft light includes lens on bottom to illuminate a license plate.

Ratings & Reviews

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6 Reviews

Overall Assessment

Customers applaud the quality, practicality, and look of our product. They find it to be a great, high-quality replacement part; particularly for vintage vehicles like a 1928 Dodge Brothers Single Six or a 1950's Chevy truck. Users appreciate the retro look and the excellent price, stating that it's "always a pleasure" as it outshines competitors in value and quality. Although some wished for dual filament bulbs, they still feel that our product meets their needs just fine.

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The right lights

5.0

5 months ago

Jack

Fort Worth, Tx

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This was the perfect tail light for our 1930 Model A rat rod. It fit perfectly and looks amazing!

Would Recommend

Nice quality part

5.0

5 years ago

Don

Foxboro, MA

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Nice quality part. Will work just fine.

Would Recommend

This was perfect for my 1928 dodge

5.0

5 years ago

Class6

Nederland TX

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This was an awesome stop light for my 1928 dodge brothers single six.

Would Recommend

I am impressed with the quality

5.0

6 years ago

Ratrodder86

Gonor Mb.

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I am using them on a 1950's Chevy truck and they look great wish they were no single filiment bulbs but that's okay.

Excellant Price and Products!

5.0

6 years ago

rdeltd

Chapin, SC

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Always a pleasure and an honest seller of quality parts and products!

Would Recommend

blk tail light

5.0

8 years ago

Badbowtie

Canada

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Awesome part looks retro perfect replacement

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Questions & Answers

8 Questions9 Answers

Two Wires - Green and Black Green for what function Black for what function Park Brake & Turn Thank You

by Robert

2 years ago

1 answer

Is this a stop/running light and do you have a bracket that would fit a rear fender of a motorcycle

by James

7 years ago

1 answer

Will this work with the 91062164 bracket?

by Dan

8 years ago

1 answer

How does this tail light work as park, brake, and turn signal if it has an 1156 bulb? I thought it would have to have an 1157? Confused a little.

by Daniel

8 years ago

1 answer

Can this be used for running light, turn signal, and brake light?

by Alex

8 years ago

2 answers

What is the overall diameter?

by 35dodge

9 years ago

1 answer

I want this same tail light but in LED version with a tag light included is that possible ?

by Seth

9 years ago

1 answer

Is the lens glass or plastic?

by Christopher

9 years ago

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