That's the reason I asked Brandon....I'm just wondering if it will still
look good?
-- Kevin Hoegen 99 Solar Yellow MAGNUM S/T CC http://webpages.charter.net/khoegen Flowmaster 3-chamber Dual outlet Stillen RP w/Dual Hooker Euro tips Quick-D TB/K&N Intake 180 RS T-stat/Taylor wires/Autolite plugs Centerforce II clutch SpeedTweaks IAT adjuster...etc....etc (add your link to my site: http://webpages.charter.net/khoegen/links.html )""Michael Chartier"" <kwiksilver78@home.com> wrote in message news:00a601c137f4$f7600ea0$0a891218@brstl1.ct.home.com... > put the bulbs facing the plate, this way the cops wont mess with you much. > > brandon > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Kevin (MAGNUM S/T) Hoegen <kevinhoegen@email.com> > To: <dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net> > Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 7:37 PM > Subject: DML: Has anyone installed a neon licence plate frame? > > > > Has anyone installed a neon licence plate frame? In particular, a liteglow > > frame. > > > > In addition to the Hella triple horn set, I also picked up a LiteGlow Neon > > licence plate frame (amber) to "hopefully" fit on my roll pan (I'm > crossing > > my fingers). > > > > I wanted to get some feedback from others before I start drilling holes in > > my roll-pan. > > > > In particular, has anyone installed them in the "diffused" > position....this > > is where the bulb is facing the licence plate as opposed to facing > outward. > > This particular frame has a flat black backing which can either face the > > truck where it can't be seen, or face the rear, where it blocks the neon > > light from projecting towards the rear (still projects to the sides > though). > > > > > > Kevin > > > > > > > > >
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