Mitsubishi front turn signals for Montecarlo bumper

[NigelProdrive]

Just posted in another thread.

Mitsubishi part #s MB597519 and MB597520. My receipts are from 1995 so #s may have been superceded but should get you started to find out what year Galant and if then if available aftermarket.

This is what they look like mounted in Montecarlo bumper. The wiring the thinner gauge and I don’t think required the ground.

 

[Mark]

The Galant VR4 had clear lens (Ron’s photo)

 

[NigelProdrive]

The Galant VR4 had clear lens (Ron’s photo) View attachment 65872

The hole for it and those lenses in your bumper looks more squared off (rectangular) whereas the others has squared inside corners and the outer edge tapering down. Or is it just optical illusion?

 

[NigelProdrive]

Link to turn signals.

Galant Turn Signals

 

[Mark]

The hole for it and those lenses in your bumper looks more squared off (rectangular) whereas the others has squared inside corners and the outer edge tapering down. Or is it just optical illusion?

It's just the camera perspective. The opening is the original Monte and the lens is the same shape as the amber ones.

 

[Mark]

Link to turn signals.

Galant Turn Signals

The story behind the Galant turn signals goes back to when my friend Doug's dad bought a new VR4. I was making the bumpers and hard tops back then, Doug put 2 and 2 together and we both installed the VR4 lights. Prior to that I used a set of lights from an Alfa seen in the photo below. I think they were from an Alfetta GT. They fit well but weren't slanted on the far ends.

 

[Mark]

Just posted in another thread.

Mitsubishi part #s MB597519 and MB597520. My receipts are from 1995 so #s may have been superceded but should get you started to find out what year Galant and if then if available aftermarket.

This is what they look like mounted in Montecarlo bumper. The wiring the thinner gauge and I don’t think required the ground.
View attachment 65871

i am restoring a 1972 124 Spider and was rummaging through parts bins when I came upon a set of the Mitsubishi turn signals I had bought but replaced with clear ones. I also found the Alfa turn signals I used before the Mitsubishi ones. In hindsight, I kinda prefer the Alfa lights.

I also have a spare set of Monte Carlo bumpers. I should probably find a buyer for my Scorpion parts.

 

[Ron Avery]

The story behind the Galant turn signals goes back to when my friend Doug's dad bought a new VR4. I was making the bumpers and hard tops back then, Doug put 2 and 2 together and we both installed the VR4 lights. Prior to that I used a set of lights from an Alfa seen in the photo below. I think they were from an Alfetta GT. They fit well but weren't slanted on the far ends.View attachment 65893

That is my black Montecarlo, with the white and gray one above.