Goofyexponent
Mentally Unstable..
Besides the space there the truck is parked....can anyone find what I changed on the truck?
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Can anyone spot the difference between these two pics?
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White Trash
IDI noob
Painted the base of the trucklite cab lights.
Cincinnati Guy
Registered User
No he changed cab lights.
Goofyexponent
Mentally Unstable..
Well, it's close enough I gotta let you have it.
I had aftermarket roof lights that were discontinued in my area. I needed a couple bulbs that you can but anywheres, but I also needed 3 lenses...one cracked and two melted.
So I go up home, tear a factory harness and lights off of a 1990 F350 and put them on my F250 in place of the old ones. I JUST put silicone on them to keep the water away from my new CB and interior.
Goofyexponent
Mentally Unstable..
If I had a trip to cancun....you would have won it!
Diesel_brad
Dunce
THANK GOD. those others look like chit
Goofyexponent
Mentally Unstable..
I agree!!
Tomorrow I want to get the fenders primered and pained blue to match the body. Then hang the F350 XLT badges on the fenders.
I was gonna do it today, but it was almost 92*F today!!! Better than -30*F in the winter I guess....
White Trash
IDI noob
Well, it's close enough I gotta let you have it.
I had aftermarket roof lights that were discontinued in my area. I needed a couple bulbs that you can but anywheres, but I also needed 3 lenses...one cracked and two melted.
So I go up home, tear a factory harness and lights off of a 1990 F350 and put them on my F250 in place of the old ones. I JUST put silicone on them to keep the water away from my new CB and interior.
Now that I look again I had the before and after backwards anyway...
I was happy to see the factory 89 cab lights were a standard issue setup that is only $5.65 at the local truck shop.
When I put the 92 cab on the truck this summer I'll be using the 89 lights. I have to agree the later ones are just fugly.
Diesel_brad
Dunce
Now that I look again I had the before and after backwards anyway...
I was happy to see the factory 89 cab lights were a standard issue setup that is only $5.65 at the local truck shop.
the Factory ford cab lights have been the same from 73 all the way till 97. THE EXACT SAME LENS
White Trash
IDI noob
The 81 that I parted and the 92 cab that I picked up both/had have different longer more rounded lenses and different bases. Maybe someone changed something along the way eh? All I know is the trucklite ones on the 89 look good.
Diesel_brad
Dunce
The 81 that I parted and the 92 cab that I picked up both/had have different longer more rounded lenses and different bases. Maybe someone changed something along the way eh? All I know is the trucklite ones on the 89 look good.
Must have been changed
What goofy put on is the factory ford 24 year old design. And whoever put goofys lights on originally didnt put them on in the right spots either
Goofyexponent
Mentally Unstable..
Agreed...WAY to close to the windshield. They might get moved when I paint it...fill the holes in and put the lights where they should be.
This is how I had my F150 done. I may do my truck like this with the center lights about 8 inches apart on center, but space the lights away from the glass a little more.
Shaguardriver
Full Access Member
I though there was a wood chuck in the lawn
Goofyexponent
Mentally Unstable..
Did you back into the wall?
Nope...but I wouldn't want to put my fingers on the bumper while I am backing in...cause they would get squished. I drive a big rig for a living, and 50% of it is in reverse in places you shouldn't put a smart car lol.
As I tell the women...I am VERY good at putting big things in small places
dyoung14
Is getting worn out
Nope...but I wouldn't want to put my fingers on the bumper while I am backing in...cause they would get squished. I drive a big rig for a living, and 50% of it is in reverse in places you shouldn't put a smart car lol.
As I tell the women...I am VERY good at putting big things in small places
