1969 mustang tail light help

Is the tail light panel flat or curved? Flat is '70, curved is '69. I'm guessing the same as Worth.

Yeah that was my thought too, switching noses is easier than switching tail panels, that's for sure and you woukd thing that if the 3 holes were cut into one large one that there would be some visable sign. Does you car have side scoops? That is another way to figure out what year you might actually have. Also the ignition, is it on the column or the dash? In either case sounds like you will need to change your lights or panel regardless of which year it is. I would personally take avantage of this as an excuse to cut out even more and put the Shelby/T-bird assembly in there instead.

anytime i need a pic of a part to figure out how its supposed to look, i go to e-bay. you could always try that too.

anyway here is a pic of how its supposed to look.if it doesnt look like this, its been modified.


ps, if you have vin probs, where is the location of your ignition, where the key goes? 69 was in the dash, 70 in the colum
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In this case probably also worth noting that this pic is of the backside which you probably can't see. So actually what you are looking at would be concave not convex.

where is the location of your ignition, where the key goes? 69 was in the dash, 70 in the colum

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It sounds better when you say it.

You would think the photographer would crop out his shoes.....

But then his torso would appear to be magically floating.

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Well, it sounds like he could stand to visit here a bit more often... anyone else kinda annoyed by this attitude???

Ummm yeah, doesn't want to contribute but wants free advice. Although it says if you don't care then email, and we don't care, so maybe we should?

I think its a one of one '69 1/2 Mustang and should be sold on Ebay with a starting bid of one meeelion dollars.