$50 Rear LED Conversion - 72+ Barracuda

[_Russ_]

I didn't see anything for Challenger on their site. Is is a generic kit?

He does make them for '70 Challengers. I bought & installed a set. He doesn't have them listed on his website for some reason, but he does have them.

Drop him an email and see if he makes them for the year/model you need.

[ChallengerHK]

Thanks, will do.

[azievinger]

Guys,

I contacted the guys from northwest Mustangs : this is the info :

Thank you for asking about our 1972 thru 74 Challenger LEDs.
We have changed our company name to ClassicLEDs as we now
offer the largest line of Mopar LEDs on the market today along with
numerous other lines other then our Mustang line.
The 72/74 Challenger LED brake light contains 92 Red 5mm Super
Bright per board for a total of 184
Reverse lights contain 34 White 5mm Super Bright LEDs per board
for a total of 68.
The non sequential plug into the OEM socket using our 1156/57 bulb
socket based wire harness.
Sequential LEDs contain a small computer control that taps into the
OEM wire harness. This control contains a small button allowing you
to stop or re start the sequence at any time.
There is no modifications to your wire harness.
Pricing:
Brake Only $ 89.95
W/Reverse LEDs 154.95
Sequential $ 135.95
W/Reverse 199.95
All our LEDs systems come with a LIFETIME WARRANTY to the original owner.
ClassicLEDs is a small family owned business. We manufacture all our products here in Eugene,
Oregon.
there contact info :
Lawrence M Bush
ClassicLEDs LLC
WWW.NorthWestMustang.COM
3128 Marvin Dr.
Eugene, OR 97404
541.463.7623 OP
541.505.7513 Fax
541.554.4751 Cell
email: NorthwestMustang@comcast.net

[Gumby]

Um, ok. How would one do sequential tailights? For turn signals? Anyway, I'm going to have to get a set. These are nice.

[Jamiez]

Make sure you have at least 10v going to the reverse lights if you decide to get those.  Apparently the white LED's require more voltage to activate.  Brake ones work at a lower voltage, but you really have to watch installing them as they tend to ground to the housing.

You can see my installation in my restoration thread:
http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=77949.msg808913#msg808913