S.J. thinks this looks wicked, and I completely agree. Most of the time, I'm for keeping classic trucks looking classic, but I'm making an exception for this treatment. What do you think? Hot or not?

 

Well I'd say they're different but they're not hot at $130+/pair.

 

Not................

 

I like them. I think that I would run the Halo segment as parking lights, or maybe together with some amber fog lights. But they are a bit spendy. Maybe if I win the Mega Millions.......

 

I'd run them for sure. So to me, HOT

 

IDK. Kind of looks like a cat in the headlights right before it realizes it made a hasty decision.

 

I kind of like them . It looks like the main headlight is some newer style also, LED ? Where did you source them ?

 

Not , along with underside neon lights and over sized rear wings

 

I like them, not sure about the hot or not. They are brighter, and may be a little safer. Yes they are pricey but it comes down to personal preference. If they were more affordable I might use them. The guy that installed them has a YouTube Channel (thecraig909) and does some great work.

 

It's a JEEP thing. Every hoopteed-up jeep in town has those kinds of lights on them. Usually red or blue colored, both illegal to drive with but the cops don't seem to pay any attention to that.
To each their own, I don't care for them. I grew up with cruising with your parking lights on and maybe a set of fog lamps. I never put lights on my rear axle though!

 

There's a jeep in my neighborhood that has the green ones, and tons of accessory lighting, which really is distracting. I like how relatively subtle this is.

 

We have herds of them. Mostly "no go showboats" with tons of bolt on "stuff" that park at the local watering hole, all jacked crooked over the curbs and sidewalks, with a multitude of colored lights flashing from every orifice.



Fellow at work had a late model jeep a few years back. Nothing fancy. I rode in it once. What a POS. Gawdly overpriced tin can. I'll take an old CJ any day.