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I like it as well..

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They are faint lights nothing else.. When they are used in the field you can see them with the naked eye. Although if your driving a MV under these conditions you would want to have a pair of night vision goggles.

Welcome to the world of 383, 348, blah,blah,blah.. Truck is nice to look at!

Well where is the thread link ?:beer: Windows are for tactical training. Blackout lights

Here is a good one..And it won't break the bank. Military Trailer Adapter Cable (Military Trailer on a Civilian Vehicle), X-6034

I am gonna follow this build. Well ! Get busy! :beer:

Try to educate them on the trucks, take em for a ride.. then push em out.. Joke on the pushing out part.

Here is an easy one. Take your taillights and turn them upside down. Amazing how they become visible. They are no longer tucked under the vehicle.

I ordered some led bulbs for the tail lights. I was able to install them today . I am very pleased with results. 12 bucks well spent.

I am sure you find it in a exterior grade paint.

Aboard I welcome you as well..

I would hope that they would not place anything in the poo bucket..

That is great! They are worth their weight .No pun intended.

I think a battleship gray would make a nice color for a trailer. Will blend in a little more with the city folks and HOA's.

I don't think I was out of line. I just said bury him and let the work continue. No harm in that! Thanks USAFSS-Coldwar.

The "ark" is the Deuce. So he will have lights; air for the brakes, and a lot of power to pull it. Good journeys and don't forget the Water and lots of it.. You might want to bring a few new light bulbs.

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I wish we coud do this at GL. Wouldn't they be pissed?

Shout your holes and get your boots a back on the ground. Bury him and carry on!