[FC] backup lights for a rampy

[Williams, Rickie]

I just use a pair of nice little round white lights that I found at the
local parts store.  My Rampside also has an electric fuel pump to prime
the regular pump when it has been sitting too long.  

I use the same switch under the dash for both items...the fuel pump is
so loud that there is no way I will be guilty of leaving either item on
by mistake...unless I go stone cold deaf!

Rickie Williams
Columbia, KY

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Subject: Re: [FC] backup lights for a rampy

I used a pair of side marker lights from a late Corvair and mounted them
in the engine access door flanking the license plate of my '61 Rampy.  I
use a switch in the cab, but eventually I'd like to put a switch on the
transmission or linkage (4-spd).

John Herkenratt
Corvair Minnesota

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From: <mhicks130 at cox.net>
To: corvanatics at corvair.org
Subject: [FC] backup lights for a rampy
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 2009 23:04:59 -0500

I'd like to put backup lights on our '64 Rampy.  We use it as a work
vehicle (not for shows) and it would be nice to have them so people know
we're backing and so we can see behind us at night.  Is there an elegant
solution?  

I've thought about the generic Chevy light kit From LMC (
http://tinyurl.com/yeqr92t ) but they "stick out" and are kind of
expensive - I'm just not sure they'll look right.  Anyone have any other
ideas????
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