Here's a little quiz.
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Never? Their were always at least two of the lights out on the rear fender.
Yes, singles. But one of them alway housed the backup lights. So can you call them taillights? Owners were modifying the Impala lights by removing the backups and replacing them with taillights but never stock.
^^^^^ Yep
And a majority of the Biscayne's only had one taillight per side and the second had a a backup lens that had no wiring harness. I Beleive the backup lens was use in place of another tail light lens so there could be no mistaken tail light out of oder by law inforcement.
Nope, center lens was backup. Anyway the 67 lights were not in the trunk lid. The 65 had four lights in the lid. I'm sure models has something in mind here or he wouldn't have posed the question but I can't remember any of the Chevy models having six lights in the trunk lid. 58 impala started the three light per side six light rear treatment, and I'm so glad they did. Maybe I'm not understanding the question as models intended?
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In 62,63 and 64 exports to Australia the Bel Airs had 3 tail lights either side.
So then they had the Impala decklid!!!!!
Impala decklid without the engine turned or matt infills, they had an anodized aluminium edge trim only, like the Bel Air.
67 Biscayne without back up lights had a pretty cool chrome blank off lense.