I Need Help Again!

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  1. Psych62

    Psych62 Well-Known Member

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    Some idiot backed into the 77 Ford Country Squire and busted the passenger side turn signal lens. I need some advice finding a new part. I believe I asked about vintage 1977 Country Squire parts a couple of years back, but I can't find the recommended vintage parts websites. I tried googling some sites and checked them out but the places I found either don't carry 1977 parts or not Country Squire parts at all. Yes, Ebay was the first place I looked and I found a couple of listings for driver's side but not passengers. Please help!
     
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    If all else fails, there might be a possibility of having one cloned, through 3-D printing. It might involve scanning the opposite lens, after removal. Then having a replacement printed mirror-imaged
     
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    You can try Rear Counter. https://www.rearcounter.com/

    I think some of Green Sales parts went to Stillwell in Indiana. Other than that, just search for obsolete Ford parts. It will help your search immensely if you can find the part number of the part you are looking for.
     
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    Every classic car owner should keep a Pakistani in their home. Jokes aside, depending on the damage, grafting lens material from a healthy lens could be a temporary or even permanent fix, when armed with a Dremel and glue.
    The following had its new reflector grafted crooked. But with the lights off, you'd have to be staring at it, to notice.
    Funny how Youtube/Google always seem to manage my feed in a way that coincides with what I post on forums:

     

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