Ep 18. Wheels Through Time Museum, Tail Lamp Assemblies and Lenses

In this episode of My Classic Car, we take a trip to the Wheels Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. Host Dennis Gage tours the museum and shows off some of the incredible exhibits, including the rarest and most unique motorcycles and cars in the world.

Next, we focus on tail lamp assemblies and lenses. Gage meets up with Don Garbarski of United Pacific Industries to talk about the different types of tail lamps and lenses, including LED options. Garbarski also demonstrates how to install a new tail lamp assembly on a classic Ford Mustang.

We then head to the garage where Gage works on a 1965 Pontiac GTO. He replaces the old and worn out tail lamp assemblies with new ones from United Pacific Industries. Gage walks through the installation step-by-step, showcasing the importance of using the correct tools and techniques.

Finally, Gage meets with Mike Baker of Baker’s Auto Restoration and Repair to take a look at a couple of classic cars with impressive tail lamp assemblies. Baker shows off a 1933 and a 1934 Ford, both with unique and eye-catching tail lights.

Throughout the episode, Gage provides valuable tips and insights for classic car enthusiasts looking to upgrade their tail lamp assemblies and lenses. With a focus on safety and authenticity, this episode of My Classic Car is a must-see for anyone interested in restoring or maintaining their classic automobiles.