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I've had a few negative comments about my rear turn signals. In front I converted the the park lights and in the rear I used two F ord pickup marker lights on either side. I was considering putting lights in the ends of the rolls on top of the frame rails.

I was wondering if anyone has found a good supplier of such or an idea of what works well.

Here is a copy of an E-mail I received. Someone on this board has these LEDs in the roll. The supplier is pros-pic.com???

As follows;

Believe it or not the Led lights will work on 6 volts and they are not substantially dimmer

-----Original Message-----
From: Pro's Pick [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2004 9:20 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: FW:


-----Original Message-----
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 3:07 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject:



I am looking at a pair of your bed roll lights in LED. My question…My 46 Chevrolet truck is running on 6 volt. Do you have a set of bed roll lights that will work for the old 6 volt system?



Thanks



John

Horvath,

A member of this site has LED lights in his bed rolls.

Here is his link to his website.

web page

Chris

I have neon paint on my hands and arms, works well, then you can give a non-traffic signal if you wanna nice to hear from you skip...Fred

The led lights are available for the bed rolls but are expensive. I turned a couple of dowels on a wood lathe, a piece of closet rod would work, and drilled a hole in the center. I then fitted a pair of led marker lights from Advanced Auto in the holes' painted the wood black and ran wires down the standard pocket to the turn signal switch. I pushed the assemblies into the bed with a little black silicon for glue. They are not even noticeable when off and very bright when turning. Less than 12 bucks spent.

Wow, talk about resurrection of an old thread! 14 years, that’s gotta be a new record. Post a photo so we can see your creative idea.🛠

BTW, the only member to that discussion who is still around is Fatfenders and his last post is a year old.

An oldie, but a goodie. (The thread that is)