You must live in the city. I thought it was kind of normal thing to drive with some hooch or shine on your breathe. Lol

 

To the OP, I'd look into an LED conversion, it's been covered on here before. Having lost my SHO to an inattentive moron rear-ending it, I'm all for being as visible as possible from the rear.

 

We just keep the shine at the house. I live on the edge of town so I have to watch a few things. Once you hit the dirt roads, things get a little different.

 

95 1995 Ford F150 Tail Light Assembly - Body Electrical - Action Crash, Dorman, Replacement, Left, Left - Driver Side, Right, Right - Passenger Side - PartsGeek

 

All stereotypes aside (I'm from Wisconsin, I hear it all the time too...) OWI isn't funny. I got hit by a drunk driver at the end of February, she ended up totaling my WRX. Thankfully I was uninjured.

 

Blkf250 you are absolutely 100 percent right there is nothing funny about driving while drinking or on controlled substances. Just a little ribbing.

 

Yep. Drinking and driving is bad news.

 

Even if they put a label on it like that, they would still get sued. The label might allow them to win the case, but the company would have to spend money for a legal fight, and would probably opt for an out of court settlement, in the worst case scenario. Here in Michigan, it's a $120 ticket for having white lights as tail lights. I've never seen anyone get a ticket for it, but it is there.

 

I wish somebody made a set like these. The "clear" red looks so much better than our opaque cloudy lenses.


Until then you have these if you want to stay legal. Ugly as sin IMO.

 

Thanks everyone for your help on the lights. Being the truck has 16" of lift on it .I really don't need to be messed with about anything else. I Think I will just go with the smoke ones. After the lights are on the truck I will post some pics.

 

16" lift? Lol tail lights are probably going to be the leat do your worries unless you lowered them.

 

No joke. Now I want to see this rig.

 

No joke bud. 16" in the front and 14" in the rear so it sits level. Built the truck 10 years ago and it's never stopped. I don't mud bog it anymore after we painted it. It's strictly for the sand and occasional trips to the ice cream shop with the wife and kids.

 

Post pics man!

 

Pics or didn't happen.