1990Coupe
Founding Member
Perhaps. It may be too thick though, it's tapered back there behind the lenses. You could take those apart and get some thin plywood or something to mount the LED's to. That might be a cheap place to harvest LED's. :dunno:
i dont think it would be too thick if you went in behind the lens, and cut out the like reflective curve out of there and just glued it right to the backer of the housing? i think then it would be fine just it would suck if you had to like replace it ever. Maybe get one of the parts used to hold them onto a Jeep wrangler, and then cut the reflective housing out of the stang's lens, and used that ring to hold it in the housing. this way you could be able to remove it incase it were to go bad. Now im talking strictly the round LED lens. The square ones i dont know. Id use the square amber one for the blinker, and just a regular replacement LED bulb for the reverse lights. no reason why it wouldn't work and it would make for a nice DIY project?! i have toooo many right now to start this but im thinking about bumping it up to the top of the "things to do to the stang over the winter" list