After relocating my rear turn signals further back to allow for a bigger set of saddle bags, I decided that I didn't like the looks of the OEM signals so I changed them out for a set of mini bullets. Here's a couple pics.

Hey Al, those look very nice. Like them much better then the stock light mod

ALfromN.H. wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:08:

There are resistor packs that can be used to fool the existing flasher or you can get a digital flasher unit, though you'll probably have to do some adapting to get it to fit.

I had a line on some Chrysler gunsight tail lights, but the bid went up astronomically. Soon as I can afford 'em, I'm putting some vintage Ford tail lights on it. (As well as remove the price tags from the brackets and the belt, etc...)

Looks cool..........I like the way you guys change out the stock lights

here are a few more pics. I used a piece of flat steel and made a 90 degree bend on each end, then drilled the appropriate holes to mount the bracket to the licence plate bracket and to mount the lights on the bracket It was pretty easy and seems very sturdy. I had it mounted using a piece of alum pipe but the alum wasn't quite strong enough to withstand all the vibration. This is much better.