Fin-Lite
The "Fin-Lite" by Sinko Manufacturing & Tool Company in Chicago, Illinois was a Custom Accesory designed for appearance, as well as being a safety measure for traffic control. The "Fin-Lite" served a two fold purpose in providing a stop light and directional lights directly in line with the following traffic. The plexiglas and chromed fin came ready for quick mounting on each side of the rear deck or atop fenders. A set sold for $3.95 in 1957.[1]
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