Taillight lenses - a quiz

[91Bear]

I bought a box of taillight lenses from a Craigslist seller today. I really only wanted the bumpside lenses he was selling, but he wanted to get rid of the whole box for $25.00. Now I have NOS lenses for all different makes and models of old cars.

Anyone up to a challenge? Some of the boxes are marked and some aren't. I'll post some pictures and see if any of you can help me figure out what cars the lenses go to.

[rjewkes]

sounds like once you get it figured out you can ebay them and make some good money, even if you sold a set for 25.00 plus shipping.

[91Bear]

Well, that's what I am hoping for but the whole thing (minus the bumpside lenses) could end up in the trash!

First, we will start with an easy one:




I crack myself up!

[91Bear]

Next:



Another view:

[91Bear]

Another view:

[91Bear]

For some reason, I am thinking Ford Galaxie or Falcon with this one:

[91Bear]

1953 Chevy?

[91Bear]

1969 Camaro?

[91Bear]

Pretty sure this is a 1960 Olds Super 88.

[fordman]

For some reason, I am thinking Ford Galaxie or Falcon with this one:

yes i think galaxie or falcon. the first one is for our trucks of course.
do a search on ebay for tail light lenses. that will be tiresome but will give you what you need to see.

[m-mman]

Next:



Another view:

Try 1961-62 Falcon
There might be "61 FST" cast in the lens.

[m-mman]

Another view:

Looks like 61-65 Lincoln. Is "61CST" cast in the plastic?

[m-mman]

For some reason, I am thinking Ford Galaxie or Falcon with this one:

1963 Galaxie 500 and Galaxie 500 XL.
The (stripper) 1963 Ford 300 and (base model) Galaxie did nto have the chrome trim.

[m-mman]

The remainder I dont recognize right off.
Copy down and post the letters & numbers that are cast into them.

[91Bear]

Turns out they aren't NOS. They are made by Glow-Brite which makes them "period reproductions", I guess.