Rear window 6V brake light?

[29TudorFord]

Any suggestions for creating one of these for safety reasons? Thanks.

 

[John Butts in CT]

Try one of these. It's tiny... all but invisible if your upper body color is black or another dark color, and it REALLY gets the attention of the motorist who's riding your rear bumper. You can always rig a "plug in" connector and affix it with suction cups if you want to remove it for shows.

http://jandlenterprise.com/products/products.htm

 

[29ModelA]

Same one here I believe...

http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/4778

 

[SDJason]

Same one here I believe...

http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/4778

That's one of the first things I added to my car - very unobtrusive, easy to wire, and BRIGHT...

 

[Bruce Adams]

The J and L people supply them in 6 V, 12 V, Pos and Neg ground and are a Model A couple frrom CT, who are very cooperative and perform good services before and after sale.
I have had their third brake light on for about eight years with no problems in use or hook up.

 

[John Butts in CT]

We're all talking about the same product. Wherever you choose to buy it, it's excellent.

 

[29TudorFord]

Thanks! I had seen a 12V system, but not a 6V one. Figured some one must have rigged something up for 6V. But this is just right. Thanks again.

 

[mkmskm]

I bought one of these directly from J and L in Hershey a couple of years ago in 6V and I have it in the back of my Tudor. They are great, and if you have a closed car with a rear window car they are a huge safety addition.