technologyFOLLOW us 👉🏼 (@Technology) to learn daily! 🤖The 1967 Mercury Cougar used a mechanical sequential turn signal system that worked long before modern electronics. Inside the trunk a motor driven mechanism rotated through multiple contacts, lighting each section of the taillight in perfect timed order.The setup relied on cams, relays and analog circuitry to create the flowing left to right animation that made the Cougar instantly recognizable at night. Every blink was produced by physical parts rotating in sync, not by solid state modules or digital controllers.This mix of engineering and creativity is why these classic signals still feel special today. They show how inventive mechanical solutions were before electronics took over modern cars.Credits: @revive.ur.ride#car #classic #vintage

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