Re: [Chevelle-List] LED Taillights for '67 & '70 Chevelles

[Technostalgia]

Title: Re: [Chevelle-List] LED Taillights for '67 & '70 Chevelles

Brad,       These LED arrays are brighter than the 1157 bulbs!  Also the light source is spread out and the light fills your lens better.       As for the price, remember that the LEDs will last for the life of your car.  If they prevent a someone from rear-ending you, then what is the value?       The taillight must be disassembled for installation.  The entire install takes about an hour for the '67.  For some photos of the '67 installed, download the installation instruction from our web site.   Todd Technostalgia ----- Original Message ----- From: Brad Waller To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 12:31 AM Subject: Re: [Chevelle-List] LED Taillights for '67 & '70 Chevelles on 9/5/02 4:12 PM, Technostalgia at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Chevelle Owners,    Our company, Technostalgia, designs, manufactures, and sells LED taillight conversions for classic cars.  We have just introduced two new models for the '67 and '70 Chevelle.    These LED assemblies (called arrays) replace the old 1157 bulb in your taillights.  The tail / turn / stop function are handled by very bright LEDs.  The arrays fit under your stock taillight lens.  Stock appearance is maintained while the lights are off.  These units are very bright, generate no heat, and will last for the life of your car.  The arrays bolt-in to factory holes in your taillight housing.    The cost is reasonable; $89.95 for the '67 Kit and $99.95 for the '70 kit.    For photos and more information please visit our web site at www.cool-leds.com <http://www.cool-leds.com>   If you have further questions please e-mail us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or call at 812-265-0062.  The phone is open until 8:00pm edt. Thanks, Todd Sondles Technostalgia Very cool idea (I had this about ten years ago before the LEDs were powerful enough), but the price seems really high.  Have you yet been able to crate a true 1157 replacement with equivalent brightness?  How do you get the PC board through the tail light housing, or do you have to disassemble the whole thing? Brad Waller '67 Chevelle '66 Corvette