Gauge cluster lighting, redux

[Big Ray]

I use green LED's for the lighting. It gives a vintage glow that reminds me of our 69 Belair when I was a child. Those were simpler, happier times.
Dad was career military, and as the years went by the stress of modern life, inflation, and what not life became not so simple or happy.
Anyways,enough of an old farts ramblings.
If any of you have a favorite color, sound, or whatever post it up.

 

[Randy and Easton]

Easton went blue…..

 

[Wolverine]

Easton went blue…..

I want some of those blue LEDs, do they simply plug in, or do light sockets require replacing ? Which ones did you go with ? Thank you

 

[Randy and Easton]

www.superbrightleds.com. 194 bulbs just plug right in. They have all the colors you could want!

Randy and E

 

[Wolverine]

www.superbrightleds.com. 194 bulbs just plug right in. They have all the colors you could want!

Randy and E

Thank you, sir !!

 

[GTX63]

I stuck with the super bright leds in just plain old white. Super easy on the eyes, and compared to the old factory bulbs it was like holding a lighter up the speedometer.

 

[DoubleDingo]

The sound of an sm420 transmission, the smell of an old 1956 Chevy cabin area. No insight on LEDs, I'm an incandescent guy

 

[1lejohn]

I put in the blue LED's. They weren't much brighter than the old clear incandescent ones. I may try the white LED's. I could dig the green vibe. I've never been a fan of the red. It seems the old Japanese cars had red back in the 80's.

 

[Big Ray]

If your led's don't work the first time rotate them. They're still diodes and only flow current in one direction.

 

[Big Ray]

I like blue also. It has a calming effect. Didn't realize it until I got a new company truck (semi) when I was younger.
The green just has a vintage vibe I like.