Cab lights are on... Sorry I got no install pics, but thunderstorms were booming around us all day, had to hurry as I was drilling holes through the roof with impending rainstorms in the area. I'll maybe post a step by step tomorrow though. I also added a little homemade item under the hood, pic of that enclosed also.
Sorry for the poor quality pic, but the rain hit before I finished, between the rain & humidity, I couldn't keep the lense from fogging.

BTW: IF ANYONE HAS NOT DONE SO... GET ON OVER & VOTE FOR CAR & TRUCK OF THE MONTH!!!
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They look good Hammer

 

i like that hammer look really good,how long did it take,is it a big pain in the ***?

 

They look really good!

 

Thanks, my father had a big Ford F-250 when I was a teen, it was probably about a 1980-82 big GAS engine, I think like a 400 or 402 CI. It had those amber clearance lights and I thought they were cool as hell. Well, I was always gonna wait for my big diesel to have those lights, but as I have left a high paying travel job to take a local job (at less than a third pay) so I can take care of my mother and her husband (step-dad) who are ill, I decided I'll have to keep the Hemi for quite a while. So what the heck, I got those lights I always wanted and put them on today.
Install was actually easier than I thought. Took meabout 3 hours, but I REALLY took my time, as I was drilling holes in the roof of my truck!

 

you did a really good job they look awsome,i think that maybe my next mod,to bad you don't live closer to me,i'd try to talk you into doing mine for a few bucks.lol

 

Montgomery NY, is that right? Hell, if I could ever get back home I'd install them for you. I grew up in Newburgh. Married a Valley Central Grad. (divorced almost 3 years ago after 11 years).
I moved to Ga. in 1993 and down here to florida about 2 years ago to help my mom w/ my step dad who suffered a stroke. She now has cancer (appears to be making a full recovery, but it's a long road), so I have my hands full. Ain't been to the 'bergh since my grandmothers funeral in 1998. A lot had changed after only 5 years, I can only imagine how it is now after almost 10 more.

Get the lights, I think the Recons are nicer, but the Mopar ones come with a drilling template. Either way, they are not a difficult install, if you can measure, drill & splice a couple of wires, your home free!

 

dam what a small world,grew up in fair oaks(bloomingburg)whent to school in pine bush moved to montgomery 13 years ago an still hear,thats funny,sorry to hear about mom and step dad lost a few close friends to cancer

 

nice job man!!

 

Looks great.

What brand of grill guard is that?