Where did you get those bulb covers? I looked in Summitt under Gauges, and
didn't find any. Sounds like exactly what I'm looking for, for the interior.
I'm guessing no, but could they be used on headlights? My friend yelled "hoss,
hoss, look at those headlights, they are green" I didn't see them, and made
fun of him, but last night, I swear I saw GREEN headlights, I mean, these
things were GREEN. I want that! I guess it couldn't hurt to try, it would
only cost me $3 plus a new set of bulbs maybe. :-)
Later,
Robert
Kevin Bonanno wrote:
> I have a Summit roll pan waiting to be painted. for the liscence plate I
> made a template of the holes in the stock bumper for the light mounts and
> cut these holes into the roll pan's lisc plate mount. I am not a fan of
> outside neon, so i used AutoMeter colored bulb covers, they look like
> little condoms that fit on the bulbs in an AutoMeter guage, but i have
> forced them onto my plate bulbs and even the interior lamp for a cool green
> light inside. They look way better than neon and cost around $3 for a pack
> of 3 and come in a few different colors. also i have green neon under my
> dash that glows down onto the floor. ~kevin
>
> >I've got a roll pan sitting in my room, been lazy about getting it
> >painted/installed, when Gary Ludwick pointed out that I need lights over
> >my rear license plate. Summitt has bolts with lights in them, for
> >license plates, but have any of you w/ roll pans done anything
> >different? I'd like something different, something new, like neon plate
> >frames were 8 years ago.
> >Thanks,
> >Robert
>
> Kevin
> 98 RC V6 5spd Amethest
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