I think these were used on Depo Hacks.
Bob Giles
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Wanted tail light mount
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Divcoone
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Joe Bell
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
Bob, I think I have one bu tit has the license plate mount bolted to the other hole.
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Divcoone
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
Joe, I’m not using the license plate mounting hole. I want to mount one on the right side.
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Erik Johnson
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
What you have pictured is a 1915 touring tail lamp bracket. It's missing the license plate holder/bracket.
The license plate holder bolts onto it via a threaded prong that goes through the hole and it is held in place with a castle nut.
The 1916 touring bracket is also a two-piece bracket except the license plate holder is riveted on.
Google the forum and you will see some examples.
The license plate holder bolts onto it via a threaded prong that goes through the hole and it is held in place with a castle nut.
The 1916 touring bracket is also a two-piece bracket except the license plate holder is riveted on.
Google the forum and you will see some examples.
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
Just cut the license plate bracket off the touring holder. That’s what I did. They are plentiful. Don
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
More details. I’ll use the one I have on the left minus the plate holder. I’m looking for another one to use on the right minus the plate holder. It’s for a Speedster.
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Joe Bell
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
Bob, there is a couple around on the shelf will try to look tomorrow.
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Re: Wanted tail light mount
I have them. I reproduce the 15 bracket.