These rear lighting assemblies are a modification or upgrade commonly applied to a specific generation of Ford Mustang, produced from 1979 to 1993. They alter the standard operation of the rear indicators, causing the individual sections of the light to illuminate in a cascading, sequential pattern rather than all at once. This modification enhances the visual signature of the vehicle, particularly during turns or hazard light activation, and offers a distinctive aesthetic.
The appeal of this modification stems from its ability to modernize the appearance of a classic vehicle while retaining its iconic design. The sequential pattern draws attention and can potentially improve visibility, contributing to enhanced safety. Furthermore, the addition provides a customized look that sets the vehicle apart from others on the road. This is a nod to earlier Ford models that featured factory-installed sequential tail lamps and a popular aftermarket customization.
