I'd like to replace the GT badge on the fender with turn signal light like the Jag and Austin Martian, has anyone done this would it be hard to do?

 

I think they did that in The Fast and the Furious too.

Probably wouldn't be too hard, Autozone/PepBoys/Etc sell the kits. It'd be easy to pick up the wiring I'm sure. I'd make sure to only put them on w/ double sided tape so you can change your mind.

 

oooooo. low blow.

yeah just slice into the wiring on the front signal and run and straight wire to the new sig. And definately use tape. The hardest part will be getting access to the front fender on the inside to run the wire, but even that's not really hard as such.

 

Yeah, and I believe you will change your mind. I definitely don't think that's gonna look good. But that's just my opinion.

 

I'm not sure how it would look either, just thought someone must have done it if I thought of it. I like to see their experiment.

 

I think it would look out of place on the Mustang

 

gotta agree with the guys dan. It would be out of place on the mustang. This is not a volkswagen or audi.

 

I think its a complete waiste of time. It would not make the car look any better. Just my opinion.

 

Thanks everyone this is great place to kill off a bad idea, my future Mustang is VERY THANKFUL!

 

Thank you for sparing your car!! Keep it a true American classic and not a Japanese wannabe!!

Matt

 

Here in the UK it is a legal requirement to have these lights & I hate them! I am going to fit them in place of the GT badges & when it passes the required test before registration I shall put it back to original!

 

I cannot remember who did this but ther is a member on this site who is overseas that did this to his stang for legal requirements and it replaced the GT badges ...I'll see if I can find the pic.

 

Ok here it is and they are located just below the badge ...if I recall this one is from sweden and I think this is lenards car (forgive me if I got your name wrong :worship: )

 

Actually, looks pretty clean.

 

A little smaller and it would grow on you.

 

Thank you for sparing your car!! Keep it a true American classic and not a Japanese wannabe!!

Matt
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The lights are actually called Euro-style, since they're required in Europe. Though I can see why you'd attribute the addition to superfluous lights to the ricer scene, they're actually from Europe. My wife's Volvo has them.

I completely agree with the decision though. No need on this car.