Great job Donnie. You did well with the camera angles to give the viewers an accurate look. Plenty of detail and information from start to finish. Thanks for your efforts!
What a great idea! This is what my truck is missing! I gotta do this. Totally sick effect. And Its easier than i thought to drop a roof liner. Again thanks muchly for this tip.
The end was freakin hilarious! Made my wife take a double take a double take at the monitor. Great job on the editing! This was very detailed and will help many. Aloha and stay warm
@@briansmobile1 I hope you will see this. Im trying to choose a quality cab light set up for my 2000 Dodge ram that didnt have them originally the parts am feel pretty cheap and I've seen some bad reviews about Recon, I noticed that Atomic doesnt have lights for our generation of pickup so my guestion is are those later model lights you are installing? I found some Mopar oem kits on Amazon that are model year 2010-18 im sure i could figure out the splice id just like to know if they fit snuggly enough to the hood to prevent leakage being they arent meant for our year of trucks. Thank you for your time!
Nice video man, I enjoyed it. Can any person put those lights on their truck? You spoke elsewhere in the comments about helping other people on the road. I do the same thing, (Got about 3-4 cars unstuck after they slid off the road this winter.) And having the extra lights would be nice. As long as they arent red or blue you should be ok?
Yes- like you said the color and the mode of use is key. Use them to pass on the freeway you're Furschitzled. Use them to create a safer condition and in the right context and you're good!
Great video, you make it really clear and simple with your explanations. That gel your using to seal the holes would appear to be a bluing agent like you would use in gun finishing. Just oxidizes the metal to protect it.
I did basically the same thing but added two thin rectangular lights in the top back panel for bed and strobes two in the rear bumper for backup a light bar cross the front upper windshield and a hand control spot lights each door plus 4 pods on the front bumper colors are red yellow and white Truck has tough country bumpers front and rear nerfed bars down the sides and wrapped in predator camo wrap rides on P305-70-R16 all terrain engine swap jegs crate 408 CID dodge OH it set up to pull a 24 foot gooseneck trailer transfer flow had a 46 gallon gas tank swap so that's an additional 20 gallons carried
I like the way you did your cab clearance lights it’s more complex then what I’m looking forward to doing 😅 but I plan to buy a simple $30 kit from harbor freight... if I can get it wired right imma opt out and get one them roof rack type set ups
Little tip. Cut the bottom off a dixie cup and punch the drill bit through the bottom. The little cup will catch the shavings and you won't have the mess to clean up.
Nice job, and I believe most people can do this with a touch of warning not to fold their liner and stay away from Alex. The wiring (unit used, and what wire where so it does this and that kinda thing) methods of stripping and heat shrink should make it out okay. Another concern was the voltage, did you relay or wire hot straight from the battery or fuse box. I guess I'm trying to dumb things down, or maybe everybody gets it and I'm just too critical. My feet hurt.
great video, I have an 02 2500 I'm about to do this to. Only difference is I may have to drill some more holes because I got lights off a Ford with the harness. Glad to see the roof has holes marking the locations
I thoroughly enjoyed this project on my last f150 can't wait to get them over to my current f150! I put 4 halo. floods on my Baha bar..spst switch to 2 - 25A fused relays to 2 - 65W floods and 2 - 55W floods..my bar being grounded with 4 self tapping screws...one screw was sizzling while two 65W and only one 55W floodlight were lit! My question is why is the screw sizzling? Thanks for all the hard work on here! I've learned a ton!!
It may be that the ground current is insufficient. If you have too much resistance on any part of the circuit you will get heat. To help the amp flow- use a heavier gauge wire, or a larger bolt to ground or ground terminal (at battery) to chassis.
the goop looks like some rust inhibitor (i used some that make steel black), but it is not washable thing after, so I'm at a loss. Probably rust inhibitor mixed with something waxy.
Hey brian, I got a sweet idea for keeping metal shavings collected.. Get a paper plate or a chili cup put the drill bit through the centre when you drill all the junk lands on the plate and you dump it
yeah, stacy david on GEARS did something similiar with a disposable cup, like a red solo cup. but u just cut so much off the top and use whatever size bit ur gonna use to make a whole in the bottom of the cup to catch the metal
amanda c thats funny i watch his show and i never saw that lol, i thought of it when i was making brake and fuel line mounts and i didnt want shavings in my eyes or on my stomach lol
On your ground wire,don't you think it would have been a lot easier to use the blue wire connectors where they have one wire in a straight line and the light ground on the side of the same clip?You can use the same clips for power too.I've done this install almost a dozen times and worked like a champ.These are the clips you use to press the metal clip inside the plastic,you don't get lose wire or bad grounds.You could have saved an hour or more.and only for a couple dollars.
Great job! Sir, will those lights, if flashing as you drive around, and especially at night, will your vehicle be an easier police target? Your vehicle looks great with those lights.
Great job! The truck lights look amazing. What type of lights did you use for the rear window interior? I'm driving a Dodge Dakota and I am looking for some lights to work in conjunction with my rear signal lights (I find the regular rear signal lights are not visible enough), and also to work as emergency strobes like you have.
+Zoltan They're gen 3, and 3 LED exterior mount types. The company name was 3LED. I can't find them anywhere anymore. This is the closest I could find → www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B9JI1XY/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00B9JI1XY&linkCode=as2&tag=httpwwwyou00f-20&linkId=WR273N6EZWWHJKKK
They can be installed on most anything, but they make factory type matches for Dodge, Ford, and Chevy vehicles. Check them out! Google Atomic LED cab lights.
thanks for the video. I was thinking of doing such a thing to my burb. Now I know its above my skill set! enjoy them thanks. If your ever in Pocatello and want a 97 Viper gts to work on let me know
If a vehicle is over 80 inches wide it must have three identifaction lights at the highest point applicable and markers at the widest point applicable. A trailer is a vehicle. So a 2500 does not need them because it is less than 80 inches but a trailer over 80 inches must have them. A dually is over 80 inches and must have them. thats why they are grouped three in the middle one on each side...just fyi
yes i did its on the shopping list got some major engine work to do on my 6.5L TD when it warms up, wish it was not so flimsy but we live in a cheep china world for 200 bucks i can live with it...dont take down the vid so i can use your affiliate link.
Yes! They're LED- even the front factory placed turn signal bulbs are. This allows you to have more lights without over loading the circuit AND so you can turn the noisy engine off and still have traffic communication/signaling. (I still have to use a custom LED flasher or my truck BCM thinks a bulb is out and signals too fast) -So you wire them the same way as the harness built in this video. You extend the front turn signal + wire down the frame to the back tire in distance (inside frame tube along or inside factory harness jacket for protection and stabilize from chafing etc.) That causes them to work with turn signals/hazards, but not brake lights. The ground is built into the housing of the LED marker lights and is acquired locally.
Thanks for your video, you made things look easy. I however have a 2008 GMC 2500 and I'm really afraid to try to take the headliner out. Nothing on youtube to get me excited, I just don't want to break anything getting it out. Do you know of anywhere I can get help? Again thanks much
Didn't have any lights before... BUT BOY it has lights now! WOO I'm on FIIRE! Haha that got me. Awesome truck man, and thanks for the guide! p.s. While typing i made it to the extra bit at the end, hahahahaha.
if the steel turns black and is resistant to corrosion afterwards you prbl browned the metal. wiki directed to cold blueing and then to "Selenium dioxide" as a chemical used.
I installed clearance light on my 2014 mega cab and I am having a heck of a time finding the right wire to connecting to. So that my clearance lights come on with the headlights. I thought I could connect to the light switch control but to my surprise I can completely disconnect the wire hookup and start the pickup and head lights come on. While the wire connection is disconnected. Must be a computer module set up. Any ideas? Super confused.
I have naval jelly, use it often, it is more of an acid. It is usually pink, the naval jelly I get. Works well to eat away rust.. The taxidermy was awesomeness! :D
It's not paint at all. When newer cars are made they are dip in a chemical bath that alters the chemistry of the steel to prevent corrosion. This is a similar type of treatment. Check out this video at 19:09 Dodge Challenger Where a Dodge Challenger body is dipped in a Zinc Phosphate solution.
Hey brian I think all ur vids r great the only thing about this kinda mod is ur truck looks like an emergency vehicle, id be kinda worried that the cops would throw the book at you, handy in a breakdown tho!
Thanks! It is an emergency vehicle. I regularly assist others who are broken down or in an accident etc. The lights are used road-side. I wouldn't spend the time or money on them if they weren't to be used for something. You'll notice that there's no red or blue lights in the front. Just amber and clear. Same with the rear, but my hazard/brake lights are red.(of course) That's the key. That and if you use them responsibly you're within the parameters of the law. I have assisted every police agency in the area and only got grief about lights from one particular officer... a young university officer. Sheriff's, City, Highway Patrol, and DNR are appreciative of the help and fully understand the need to be seen while assisting others on the highway or roadside as they all have their own "close call" stories to tell. The young university officer made some idle threat about potential misuse to pass the time and justify contact. Of course I treated him with respect and nothing was issued or recorded of the incident. He didn't even identify me or run plates etc. I think he was both curious and bored. No laws were violated. No worries.
briansmobile1 thats very true how many near misses and roadside crashed do you see on those police camera action shows - loads, I hope they serve you well and people slow down to give you room to work!
I am pretty sure it was asked. Where did you get the roof lights. I want them for my truck. They would be nice for my truck, to add to the rest of my emergency lights.
Great job Donnie. You did well with the camera angles to give the viewers an accurate look. Plenty of detail and information from start to finish. Thanks for your efforts!
Offshore we buy that by the gallon,its called endrust,goes on a creamy tan and dries black.
What a great idea! This is what my truck is missing! I gotta do this. Totally sick effect. And Its easier than i thought to drop a roof liner. Again thanks muchly for this tip.
The end was freakin hilarious! Made my wife take a double take a double take at the monitor.
Great job on the editing! This was very detailed and will help many.
Aloha and stay warm
Thanks!
@@briansmobile1 I hope you will see this. Im trying to choose a quality cab light set up for my 2000 Dodge ram that didnt have them originally the parts am feel pretty cheap and I've seen some bad reviews about Recon, I noticed that Atomic doesnt have lights for our generation of pickup so my guestion is are those later model lights you are installing? I found some Mopar oem kits on Amazon that are model year 2010-18 im sure i could figure out the splice id just like to know if they fit snuggly enough to the hood to prevent leakage being they arent meant for our year of trucks. Thank you for your time!
Nice video man, I enjoyed it. Can any person put those lights on their truck? You spoke elsewhere in the comments about helping other people on the road. I do the same thing, (Got about 3-4 cars unstuck after they slid off the road this winter.) And having the extra lights would be nice. As long as they arent red or blue you should be ok?
Yes- like you said the color and the mode of use is key. Use them to pass on the freeway you're Furschitzled. Use them to create a safer condition and in the right context and you're good!
Great video, you make it really clear and simple with your explanations. That gel your using to seal the holes would appear to be a bluing agent like you would use in gun finishing. Just oxidizes the metal to protect it.
I did basically the same thing but added two thin rectangular lights in the top back panel for bed and strobes two in the rear bumper for backup a light bar cross the front upper windshield and a hand control spot lights each door plus 4 pods on the front bumper colors are red yellow and white
Truck has tough country bumpers front and rear nerfed bars down the sides and wrapped in predator camo wrap rides on P305-70-R16 all terrain engine swap jegs crate 408 CID dodge OH it set up to pull a 24 foot gooseneck trailer transfer flow had a 46 gallon gas tank swap so that's an additional 20 gallons carried
I like the way you did your cab clearance lights it’s more complex then what I’m looking forward to doing 😅 but I plan to buy a simple $30 kit from harbor freight... if I can get it wired right imma opt out and get one them roof rack type set ups
Amazing video! Thanks to you I'm going to attempt this myself on my 2003 Dodge RAM 1500 SLT. Thanks again!
How did it go? Everything go ok?
Its rust converter. It converts rust (and steel) to black and stops it from rusting.
Too funny on the very end of the video. Love your creativity and humor. Beautiful job on the lighting. Love it.
Nice!! When locating the tape above, could you use a magnet from below and a ball bearing above? Looks awesome!!
The animals at the end were hilarious.
You saw that huh? lol
oh yeah, I always watch your videos close, sometimes I find a few surprises.
Thankyou my lights were switched thought I was going to have to pull the head liner glad I watched further 😅
Little tip. Cut the bottom off a dixie cup and punch the drill bit through the bottom. The little cup will catch the shavings and you won't have the mess to clean up.
Punch your drill bit through the bottom of the cut off cup, then drill your hole with the bottom of the cup on your drill. Good tip!
Nice job, and I believe most people can do this with a touch of warning not to fold their liner and stay away from Alex.
The wiring (unit used, and what wire where so it does this and that kinda thing) methods of stripping and heat shrink should make it out okay.
Another concern was the voltage, did you relay or wire hot straight from the battery or fuse box.
I guess I'm trying to dumb things down, or maybe everybody gets it and I'm just too critical.
My feet hurt.
lol. I ran the power on the RL circuit so It's protected and I didn't have to go through the firewall.
I had not watched long enough to see the animals at the end. 🤣😂 Thomas is funny! lol
great video, I have an 02 2500 I'm about to do this to. Only difference is I may have to drill some more holes because I got lights off a Ford with the harness. Glad to see the roof has holes marking the locations
how did you get all the lights to strobe?
That ending though with the animals ... 🤣🤣🤣
Would have liked to see the install of the Whelen atomic flasher module.
That anti rust goop looks like LPS. We use it in a spray and a brush on at work to prevent machined surfaces from rusting
I love the casing sitting on you dash lol
Christmas in February lol. Great Video Brain. Truck looks awesome!
Thanks!
I thoroughly enjoyed this project on my last f150 can't wait to get them over to my current f150! I put 4 halo. floods on my Baha bar..spst switch to 2 - 25A fused relays to 2 - 65W floods and 2 - 55W floods..my bar being grounded with 4 self tapping screws...one screw was sizzling while two 65W and only one 55W floodlight were lit! My question is why is the screw sizzling? Thanks for all the hard work on here! I've learned a ton!!
It may be that the ground current is insufficient. If you have too much resistance on any part of the circuit you will get heat. To help the amp flow- use a heavier gauge wire, or a larger bolt to ground or ground terminal (at battery) to chassis.
the goop looks like some rust inhibitor (i used some that make steel black), but it is not washable thing after, so I'm at a loss. Probably rust inhibitor mixed with something waxy.
Damn that looks good all finished up.
The animals at the end, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice! So where did you tap for the running/parking lights?
Hey brian, I got a sweet idea for keeping metal shavings collected.. Get a paper plate or a chili cup put the drill bit through the centre when you drill all the junk lands on the plate and you dump it
Not a bad idea there!
yeah, stacy david on GEARS did something similiar with a disposable cup, like a red solo cup. but u just cut so much off the top and use whatever size bit ur gonna use to make a whole in the bottom of the cup to catch the metal
amanda c thats funny i watch his show and i never saw that lol, i thought of it when i was making brake and fuel line mounts and i didnt want shavings in my eyes or on my stomach lol
That has to be some of the worst taxidermy i have ever seen. Its ridiculous.
Great job Brian, I'm impressed, and inspired, keep on making videos and ill keep watching. Erik.
Erik Doering Thanks Eric!
That ending was hilarious
On your ground wire,don't you think it would have been a lot easier to use the blue wire connectors where they have one wire in a straight line and the light ground on the side of the same clip?You can use the same clips for power too.I've done this install almost a dozen times and worked like a champ.These are the clips you use to press the metal clip inside the plastic,you don't get lose wire or bad grounds.You could have saved an hour or more.and only for a couple dollars.
Looks good, you've inspired me to try on my new 2020 Tundra. Thanks again
Great job!
Sir, will those lights, if flashing as you drive around, and especially at night, will your vehicle be an easier police target?
Your vehicle looks great with those lights.
Looks good man. I wish I had the patience to put some on my truck. keep up with the good videos.
Look at you with the extra fancy intro graphic!
I'm stepping my game up for the Sunday videos. ; )
Awesome job... I've been looking at these for my F250. Lovin the strobes
Beautiful work! You're thorough!
*OMG I TOTALLY LOST IT @ **27:01*
That is the derpiest piece of taxidermy I have ever seen.
Glad you liked it!
I feel your joy in a job well done, keep up the good work m8.
Those lights are awesome! Thanks for sharing the install.
Thanks- and you're welcome!
Great job! The truck lights look amazing. What type of lights did you use for the rear window interior? I'm driving a Dodge Dakota and I am looking for some lights to work in conjunction with my rear signal lights (I find the regular rear signal lights are not visible enough), and also to work as emergency strobes like you have.
+Zoltan They're gen 3, and 3 LED exterior mount types. The company name was 3LED. I can't find them anywhere anymore. This is the closest I could find → www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00B9JI1XY/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00B9JI1XY&linkCode=as2&tag=httpwwwyou00f-20&linkId=WR273N6EZWWHJKKK
Thank you. I looked up the link you posted. They look good. Any suggestions for the interior lights (rear window)?
great job Brian.....love the T-shirt as well.
I don't know what the stuff is called but it's blueing the steel. Pretty much the same a gun blueing
Hey Brian. Great video as always. Curious where you got the headlights and hid? If so which company did you go with? Thx
The brown stuff in the little packet is called "Fluid Film". www.lowes.com/pd/Fluid-Film-1-oz-Lanolin-Based-Petroleum-Oil/50335157#
Thank you
Brian, awesome video!! I love your set up too! Thank you for sharing your video.
For these cab lights, are they just brand specific to dodge then? Where did you get them, if I may ask?
Great video man!
They can be installed on most anything, but they make factory type matches for Dodge, Ford, and Chevy vehicles. Check them out! Google Atomic LED cab lights.
Plasti-Kote used to make it, it converted rust into a non-reactive black surface. I think it was called rust killer.
thanks for the video. I was thinking of doing such a thing to my burb. Now I know its above my skill set! enjoy them thanks. If your ever in Pocatello and want a 97 Viper gts to work on let me know
U da man Brian! That's for another great how to, Dave!
If a vehicle is over 80 inches wide it must have three identifaction lights at the highest point applicable and markers at the widest point applicable. A trailer is a vehicle. So a 2500 does not need them because it is less than 80 inches but a trailer over 80 inches must have them. A dually is over 80 inches and must have them. thats why they are grouped three in the middle one on each side...just fyi
Thanks! When my mirrors are extended for towing- does that count? Or is it based on wheel base? Either way- I'm good.
Did you see the topside creeper video?
yes i did its on the shopping list got some major engine work to do on my 6.5L TD when it warms up, wish it was not so flimsy but we live in a cheep china world for 200 bucks i can live with it...dont take down the vid so i can use your affiliate link.
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You bet. Get the newer updated model for sure! Link is up there.
In the state of CT even commercial vehicles aren't required marker lights
i have a question u didn't used a relay correct? ?? i only need to tap in to a power line???
Always pays off to watch till end it was funny
Professional job! They will see you coming now.
Liked your video out standing job !! Will be back for more !!
Great video Brian loved it
Great video man, taught me a lot (once again).
Thanks Lord Tris!
Good morning my friend ! You did a good job and can u send me a link to buy those cab lights please !
Thinking the vaseline rust preventer is a form of POR 15. I've seen it for sale on Eastwood's website.
Where did you get your seat covers
Love your videos it helps me so much with my 99 Dakota. Can you make a video explaining more about your side markers and how they are wired.
Yes! They're LED- even the front factory placed turn signal bulbs are. This allows you to have more lights without over loading the circuit AND so you can turn the noisy engine off and still have traffic communication/signaling. (I still have to use a custom LED flasher or my truck BCM thinks a bulb is out and signals too fast) -So you wire them the same way as the harness built in this video. You extend the front turn signal + wire down the frame to the back tire in distance (inside frame tube along or inside factory harness jacket for protection and stabilize from chafing etc.) That causes them to work with turn signals/hazards, but not brake lights. The ground is built into the housing of the LED marker lights and is acquired locally.
When I get some money I will try this. I will try and film it and post it. Keep up the good work. Do you have a parts list for your lights?
Thanks for your video, you made things look easy. I however have a 2008 GMC 2500 and I'm really afraid to try to take the headliner out. Nothing on youtube to get me excited, I just don't want to break anything getting it out. Do you know of anywhere I can get help? Again thanks much
I love your endings!! LMAO
Thanks!
Love your videos
russkielol Thanks! Just got recognized by a utility worker for this vid tonight. Small world!
well done...more involved than I had imagined though. Disco Dodge..hahahahah
LOOKS like emergency vehicle ...Definitely will be SEEN Day or Night I want to do this...
What did you end up doing with the wiring. Direct to parking lights or run a relay system
Didn't have any lights before... BUT BOY it has lights now! WOO I'm on FIIRE!
Haha that got me. Awesome truck man, and thanks for the guide!
p.s. While typing i made it to the extra bit at the end, hahahahaha.
What module is required to make them flash in any sequence??
if the steel turns black and is resistant to corrosion afterwards you prbl browned the metal.
wiki directed to cold blueing and then to "Selenium dioxide" as a chemical used.
Thanks! Selenium Dioxide.
probably the goop to stop it from leaking or electric grease
at 13:09 it looks like that silicone ring slipped off the screw when you were tightening it down
Sure did. Good think I wasn't relying on it.
so did you have to put some sort of sealer over the screws then?
I did under everything on the bottom. The silicone rings are a butterfly's wishful thoughts in a wind storm.
brain I 'll out light you thanks to you..... p.s. love the very very very ending when we meet all your friends lmfao
I installed clearance light on my 2014 mega cab and I am having a heck of a time finding the right wire to connecting to. So that my clearance lights come on with the headlights. I thought I could connect to the light switch control but to my surprise I can completely disconnect the wire hookup and start the pickup and head lights come on. While the wire connection is disconnected. Must be a computer module set up. Any ideas? Super confused.
Can you do another one on how you did the wiring please.
That end lol. The gel kinda seems like a naval jelly kind of deal
Military or belly button?
I have naval jelly, use it often, it is more of an acid. It is usually pink, the naval jelly I get. Works well to eat away rust.. The taxidermy was awesomeness! :D
Where did you purchase the cab lights?
I only watched this video 20 times
figure out what that stuff is yet that prevents the rust?? I would use it all the time..
do those screws work well? Have you had any leaks
step drill bit for clean holes
Do you know the exact name of the "head unit" you have in your truck? What year is your 2nd gen?
What are you using for a controller to get your lights to flash and stuff? I would like to do that to my truck
+Tyler “Dirtboy97” Borgerding It's just a Whelen flasher. You can go to their website and find it.
That rust preventing stuff .... Is it guaranteed rusted proof?? Is like repainting the metal?
It's not paint at all. When newer cars are made they are dip in a chemical bath that alters the chemistry of the steel to prevent corrosion. This is a similar type of treatment. Check out this video at 19:09 Dodge Challenger Where a Dodge Challenger body is dipped in a Zinc Phosphate solution.
Haha awesome light show !
It looks like a gelled. Osfo type product . sort of a rust converter .
how long did it actually take you to install the cab lights
Hey brian I think all ur vids r great the only thing about this kinda mod is ur truck looks like an emergency vehicle, id be kinda worried that the cops would throw the book at you, handy in a breakdown tho!
Thanks! It is an emergency vehicle. I regularly assist others who are broken down or in an accident etc. The lights are used road-side. I wouldn't spend the time or money on them if they weren't to be used for something. You'll notice that there's no red or blue lights in the front. Just amber and clear. Same with the rear, but my hazard/brake lights are red.(of course) That's the key. That and if you use them responsibly you're within the parameters of the law. I have assisted every police agency in the area and only got grief about lights from one particular officer... a young university officer. Sheriff's, City, Highway Patrol, and DNR are appreciative of the help and fully understand the need to be seen while assisting others on the highway or roadside as they all have their own "close call" stories to tell. The young university officer made some idle threat about potential misuse to pass the time and justify contact. Of course I treated him with respect and nothing was issued or recorded of the incident. He didn't even identify me or run plates etc. I think he was both curious and bored. No laws were violated. No worries.
briansmobile1 thats very true how many near misses and roadside crashed do you see on those police camera action shows - loads, I hope they serve you well and people slow down to give you room to work!
I hit like when i saw the beard.
I always wondered how a christmas tree drives?
lol Typically this tree is not driven while lit, unless it's dragging something large back onto the road or off the road.
briansmobile1 Right on man! :)
nice work!
Thanks!
Do you know if the fords have the holes as well?
I am pretty sure it was asked. Where did you get the roof lights. I want them for my truck. They would be nice for my truck, to add to the rest of my emergency lights.
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Thank you
What do u do far a switch
Mighty fine!
Nicely done.
Thanks!
wubba wubba wubba gas can. . . .. haha