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I'm the third owner of my OBS. First owner had it for 200k+ miles, and installed a number of towing-centric enhancements at new, including this visor. Lights embedded, but never wired up. Any recommendations as to wire routing? Also, Brett's photo reminds me: anyone else find the clearance lights on the dually fenders distracting when backing up at night? I'm thinking a dimmer switch on those would be a nice-to-have. Leave it on full except when backing up at night and wanting to see more of the dimly lit surroundings.
I'm the third owner of my OBS. First owner had it for 200k+ miles, and installed a number of towing-centric enhancements at new, including this visor. Lights embedded, but never wired up. Any recommendations as to wire routing? Also, Brett's photo reminds me: anyone else find the clearance lights on the dually fenders distracting when backing up at night? I'm thinking a dimmer switch on those would be a nice-to-have. Leave it on full except when backing up at night and wanting to see more of the dimly lit surroundings.
I have that same issue. Added to the '90s purple window tint, and the old lens covers on the tail lights, sometimes I have to turn off my lights to see enough when backing up.
Not sure who made them originally. Lots of trucks had them so mustvebbeen a common option. I had a metal shop bend me up some new pieces for a part that was missing. It's just 1/8" aluminum diamond tread
I'm the third owner of my OBS. First owner had it for 200k+ miles, and installed a number of towing-centric enhancements at new, including this visor. Lights embedded, but never wired up. Any recommendations as to wire routing? Also, Brett's photo reminds me: anyone else find the clearance lights on the dually fenders distracting when backing up at night? I'm thinking a dimmer switch on those would be a nice-to-have. Leave it on full except when backing up at night and wanting to see more of the dimly lit surroundings.
I'm very careful about changing the beauty of what we have. I regularly get offers to sell my truck. answer is always same: HELL NO.
We have the most beautiful truck ever made.
