DPI will sell brand new tail light assemblies by the end of this year:
https://deloreanindustries.com/d-tec...uring-update-/
I’m assuming that unlike the 3D printed variety these will be DOT compliant.
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DPI will sell brand new tail light assemblies by the end of this year:
https://deloreanindustries.com/d-tec...uring-update-/
I’m assuming that unlike the 3D printed variety these will be DOT compliant.
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Technically they would need to be DOT compliant to be utilized on a vehicle registered to operate on American roadways. This is good news!
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Right, but one of the local hobbies here is to have taillights which are out; and probably don't get fixed until your yearly inspection. I doubt anyone's paying attention. especially not on aOriginally Posted by Timeless
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Agreed. Nobody's looking at a 40+ year old car taillights for DOT related issues.
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However in a reverse case that I just remembered, I got pulled over in California for having a tail light out - I was literally
pulling into the auto parts store to get a new bulb. But even then, it's not like the cop was gonna be looking at the
tiny writing on the lens.
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Are all those silver “euro” taillight lenses I see on pickup trucks dot approved?
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