Finding Clear Roof Lights
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Finding Clear Roof Lights
Man, I have been looking for ever to find some clear roof lights for the truck...I have scene some, but not the right kind. Do any of you know if they made clear ones of the same mold of the stock ones for a 1995 F350? I have red ones currently, but they dont match my clear and black theme, Any help be appreciated. I have tried everywhere and everyone.
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You might have to do what I did and get something from a newer model truck. Like you I looked high and low for stock type clear cab lights but no luck. I bought some off ebay for a '0? Dodge. Not got them installed yet but I'm gonna have to drill new holes and probably fill in the old holes. They'll look sweet with my diamond cut's in the front and smoked altezza's in the rear.
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exactly, its sad how no one didnt make any. I have euro headlights and clear signal lights, and taillights, but red roof lights. the red roof lights look sweet, but its not part of my theme. But I guess I will just live with them until I get they time to do what your going to do and custom install some. Thanks man
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From: Green Bay WI. / Wawa Ont.
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Originally Posted by jimm66
Try www.reconaccessories.com I think they have what you want.
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those look swet, yeah I will give them a try. My only probem is when I got my truck painted, they left the green paint under the cab roof lights, so any smaller size would show off that sweet green on the new black paint. No big deal just get it painted. I am looking at the clear ones, will that we allset just buying the lense or do i need to have a base too?
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Originally Posted by FordF350Baby
those look swet, yeah I will give them a try. My only probem is when I got my truck painted, they left the green paint under the cab roof lights, so any smaller size would show off that sweet green on the new black paint. No big deal just get it painted. I am looking at the clear ones, will that we allset just buying the lense or do i need to have a base too?
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What about a third brake light? Do you know what 3d brake light will fit the one I have on 1995 F350? Its red right now, and it doesnt match my clear taillights, i didnt know if any of guys did for your clear 3d brake light
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Originally Posted by FordF350Baby
What about a third brake light? Do you know what 3d brake light will fit the one I have on 1995 F350? Its red right now, and it doesnt match my clear taillights, i didnt know if any of guys did for your clear 3d brake light
Toy time.......
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Well I got my Recon 99-02 Dodge clear cab lights on. They really look wicked with the clears up front. I did have to drill new holes anyways. The ones on the clears are closer to the center than the stockers. I just used a little 3M weatherstrip adhesive to fill in the old holes cause the new lights did completly cover them. You can't tell cause it barely shows. I'll be welding them up whenever I repaint the truck. It doesn't leak either cause it rained like something crazy last night. If you do this you need to drill the holes, fill the old holes, get the same size stock screws but 1 1/2 inch long, and put the dodge sockets on the ford harness. I had mine on in about an hour. I'll have some pics on here tomorrow.