An LED flasher must be used with LED bulbs or they won't flash, they will just stay on. An LED flasher will also flash conventional bulbs so you don't have to change out your front bulbs if you don't want to.
To use the cheap LED flasher I listed, make (3) 3" long 14 gauge wires and crimp a female spade to one end and a male spade connector to the other end of each wire. The female ends go onto the flasher, while the male ends go into the flasher socket. Study the new and old flashers to determine which wire goes where. I then taped the male ends into a type of plug which positioned them properly to plug into the socket. I have yet to find the exact Toyota LED flasher that you simply just plug in.
I wasted a bunch of time looking for used or new old stock (NOS) Bargeman tail lights, which were hard to come by. And by looking at the slipshod way the originals were wired, I had to ask myself if I really wanted them, even if I found new ones? So I just built these, they kind of remind me of the 1958 Fords, kind of retro cool.
Just replace the "Fairlane" with Sunrader Classic...
Plexiglass: you need to predrill mounting holes for screwing into the body a little larger than the screws or you run the risk of cracking the plexiglass at the hole.
