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Old 01-06-2005, 05:15 AM
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Cool Late gift from Santa, running lights!

This is what I bought for myself as a X-mas gift.

My son arrived form LA this morning bringing the stuff in his suitcase.




Thanks Jody and Pasqual for the excellent stuff. Good packing, almost bulletproof, and good service.

Check my homepage for more images, will be up in a few hours.


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Old 01-06-2005, 07:36 AM
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Jan those look awesome. How do the side marker lights mount? Again awesome now I think I need a late x-mas present.

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Scott, there are studs that come with the kit that thread into the back of the side markers. I think I have a detailed pic on Marquezdesign.com.
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This gives you the idea:

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Thanks Scott..


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Congrats, Pasqual makes some very nice looking stuff.

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Sweet!
Didn't take you long to get them installed!
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Sweet!
Didn't take you long to get them installed!
No it didn't

I have only done a temporary mockup, nothing is connected elctrically but I was soooo keen on seeing how it would turn out. For the rearlights I have to modify my LED setup so it better fits the dividers.

But it was fun doing it.


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Old 01-06-2005, 10:56 AM
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Looks great Jan! Nice write-up on the install of the front lights too. We'll have the laser-cut brackets next week so I'll get them and your "shopping list" out as soon as the other stuff arrives.

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Looks great Jan,definitely some nice juvelry!
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