It's a Ricer tail light.
I like the idea of rear LED brake lights.
I'm at work now but at the home pc I have a link to a vendor who has a few options, I believe the ones I saw that I liked had black interiors and clear LED areas, which looked good in the picture (I will try to edit later and post here). The smoked version of these ricers are definitely better though IMO.
I'm at work now but at the home pc I have a link to a vendor who has a few options, I believe the ones I saw that I liked had black interiors and clear LED areas, which looked good in the picture (I will try to edit later and post here). The smoked version of these ricers are definitely better though IMO.
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Rice is a term used to describe the appearance of your typical "Fast and Furious" style modded car.
Since they're normally Honda's, Mitsubishi's, Toyota's, etc... (Asian cars) they get called ricers. (ie - Riceburner describes a Honda motorcycle).
I think the term got started with our grandfathers who rode Harleys and Indian's, etc after the war and were talking about the import motorcycles.
Since they're normally Honda's, Mitsubishi's, Toyota's, etc... (Asian cars) they get called ricers. (ie - Riceburner describes a Honda motorcycle).
I think the term got started with our grandfathers who rode Harleys and Indian's, etc after the war and were talking about the import motorcycles.
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From one Scott to another I'm 48 my dirts not to fresh either! I see very few after market tail lights I like! Personally I think the factory Mustang tail light look the best! but hey! I like the fake Gas cap on the back too! reminds me of the old days! When us dirty old farts where young!.........


I got my driving license in 1970. I just was nuts over the mustangs back than but obviously couldn't afford one. Finally got my 70 Mach 1 5 yrs ago when I was 48. Wouldn't trade it for the world.
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Come on ...I can take it.