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I see the AVI file too...but it basically makes me download the video to watch it.
The attachment limit is 5mb, and the original video is 25mb. I was struggling to find a format to convert to that's within the limit. The avi was the 1st one I found that worked and I ran with it.
VLED makes a license plate frame light bar that I will be looking to purchase as soon as they come back in stock. I believe they are revising the design, their website says it will return in late Fall (which I would say would be NOW...lol) The thing I don't like about the light strips that stick to the bed is that it blocks some of the useable light on the road right behind the truck.
Interesting. This would be ideal if the price is reasonable (not shown on website right now).
I actually just installed one on my 2011 scab. I took a grinder and notched out part of that bulge to get mine to install flat. I don't know what that bulge and rectangular hole is for, but I figured I haven't needed it all these years so wth.
I took the time to hard wire mine which I thought was a better look.
BTW, I splurged a little and got the one with sequential amber turn signals - mustang style. There are so many out there that it was hard to determine what I believed would be best, but I'm pretty happy with mine.
It's very bright, and so many leds that it looks like one solid line, unlike one I had before. The solid line, I think, gives it a very nice, clean look.
That "looks" like better quality than the two I had. I remember one of them was a Rampage. $200?
On edit and search, the other one was a "Fire & Ice". Looks like both of those are at the lower end. Perhaps if I'd done more research, I might still have one. I don't recall there being a lot of choices then.
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