I saw a really neat installation on an F150 recently. The owner had
mounted the lights flush with the grill by cutting out a section of the
grill into which the lights fit. I didn't get close enough
to see how the lights were actually secured to the body,
but it seemed like a neat idea when I saw it.
-Jim.
'87 V6 auto 4x4
(with a sticky choke...you fuelies don't know how much you're missing
until you've had to jump outside in a 35 degree driving rain to pop
the air cleaner and free the choke plate!)
> i now have driving lights mounted on top of my bumper and i want to
> move then below the bumper so i can ram shopping carts and the llike
> without knocking the lights out of adjustment. right now they stick past
> the front of the bumper .5 inch abd i can't move them back any farther.
> i want to know if anyone was able to mount them onto an actual piece of
> metal so they r out of the way of shopping carts,
>
> -MasterOfR
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