change to yellow tail lights

[baun]

Hello guys,

I am thinking about installing a set off Ghia taillights on my S.C. The reason being every
2 years the car has to pass inspection. In Denmark it’s not legal for the turn signal to be red.
The Ghia ones is yellow ) ) So every time I have to install yellow turn lights (looks like sh..)
And takes time.
Does anyone have a parts car?? I would like to buy the wire from the connection in the front
And the hole way back to the tail lights. Including sockets.
I think that is the easiest way to install the new tail lights, anyone have a idea if that will work.

Henrik, Denmark

www.americangranada.dk

[Jeff Roblin]

Henrik - I think I have a good wiring setup from that '76 Granada 2dr I bought - I remember that the sockets look good. The car is stored down at the yard so give me a couple of weeks.

Jeff.

[baun]

Great, I am in no hurry just one off many winter projects ;D

Thanks

[robic58]

Henrik-
Right now, there are two left side assemblies (with minor damage) and one right assembly on E-Bay- with about 8 hours to go. You'd have to have shipped to a US friend.
Numbers are : Right: 280262525849
: Left : 280262524077
: : 280262528248
These are getting very rare and the plastic very brittle.

Good luck.
Ralph

[baun]

Thanks for the thumbs up on the tail lights, Ralph

I have a brand new set for my Ghia that I can use, bought them a long time ago.
You are right, it’s hard to find spare parts for our Nada’s, Part off the challenge.

I have often wonder why I didn’t buy a parts car @ the same time I bought the
S.C. and got it shipped home @ the same time.

Henrik,Denmark

www.americangranada.dk

[robic58]

Mr. H-
There's another one - for right side on EBAY - BIN $28-
Looks good- chrome still shines- no visible pitting- it's from Oregon on the the West Coast- they have a wonderful climate for older cars.
Just in case you didn't see it.
Cheers, Ralph