Hello all,
I have several types of led lightbars available. They are as follows:
NOTE: I have a few more variants that I will get added here once I finish testing them.
Code 3 Torus TR21 all led-- all amber bar with super LED floods that double as flashers. These bars range from 2020-2022 production dates. They are 48" long and have on-board control boards needing only simple single pole switches for function activation. They are also serial port compatible for can-bus operation if desired. The rear facing amber lights also double as a traffic advisor. Also rear facing are two non-flashing red lights that tie into the vehicle's brake/turn signals for added visibility. Asking $350 each.
Code 3 Torus TR21 all led-- red/blue with amber traffic advisor and super LED floods that also double as flashers. These bars range from 2019 to 2022 production dates. Excellent condition. I have three sizes: 44", 48", and 52". These all have on-board control boards and need only simple single pole switches for all functions. They are also serial port compatible for use with can-bus type controllers if desired. Asking $250 for the 52" bars and $225 for either the 44" or 48" bars. The 52" is pictured.
Code 3 2100 series led lightbars with halogen floods-- these bars are older (2009-2016 manufacture dates). They are red/blue led with amber led rear traffic advisor and halogen floods. The red/blue leds and halogen floods function with simple single pole switches-- the amber traffic advisor needs an external flasher/controller. I have a quantity of extra modules for these bars and can configure them as all red or all blue, with or without traffic advisor, etc. Asking $125ea.
Most of these came from DOD police vehicles and other base equipment.
I know that some people here are involved in fire/rescue and may have home departments that need some. They also look pretty good on cucv's and deuces (I cannot be the only one who has lightbars on my stuff, can I). Either way, I would rather see them get put to good use.
I can bring these to Findlay this May or anywhere along the route between Findlay and Norfolk, NE.
Z
I have several types of led lightbars available. They are as follows:
NOTE: I have a few more variants that I will get added here once I finish testing them.
Code 3 Torus TR21 all led-- all amber bar with super LED floods that double as flashers. These bars range from 2020-2022 production dates. They are 48" long and have on-board control boards needing only simple single pole switches for function activation. They are also serial port compatible for can-bus operation if desired. The rear facing amber lights also double as a traffic advisor. Also rear facing are two non-flashing red lights that tie into the vehicle's brake/turn signals for added visibility. Asking $350 each.
Code 3 Torus TR21 all led-- red/blue with amber traffic advisor and super LED floods that also double as flashers. These bars range from 2019 to 2022 production dates. Excellent condition. I have three sizes: 44", 48", and 52". These all have on-board control boards and need only simple single pole switches for all functions. They are also serial port compatible for use with can-bus type controllers if desired. Asking $250 for the 52" bars and $225 for either the 44" or 48" bars. The 52" is pictured.
Code 3 2100 series led lightbars with halogen floods-- these bars are older (2009-2016 manufacture dates). They are red/blue led with amber led rear traffic advisor and halogen floods. The red/blue leds and halogen floods function with simple single pole switches-- the amber traffic advisor needs an external flasher/controller. I have a quantity of extra modules for these bars and can configure them as all red or all blue, with or without traffic advisor, etc. Asking $125ea.
Most of these came from DOD police vehicles and other base equipment.
I know that some people here are involved in fire/rescue and may have home departments that need some. They also look pretty good on cucv's and deuces (I cannot be the only one who has lightbars on my stuff, can I). Either way, I would rather see them get put to good use.
I can bring these to Findlay this May or anywhere along the route between Findlay and Norfolk, NE.
Z
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