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GordN

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Pictou County, Nova Scotia

05/07/2008 5:13 PM
My Georgie Boy had large signal lights but they were not very bright. I debated on putting in new LED bulbs but thought that increasing the height of the signal/brake lights would add a greater degree of visability. So I purchased 4 LED signal/brake modules and grommets ( sold seperately) from a local truck stop. Some wire and connectors, a hole saw, sanding drum for the power drill and two hours of time and they were installed. Because I kept the original lights, the flasher did not need replacing for LED only lights. The fiberglass body made the job easy. I was careful to make the holes too small to begin and sand them by smal bits till the lamp was 'just' about to go in. A little dish soap when wired and they popped in nicely.

1996 Georgie Boy Cruise Master semi retired heating oil distributor Rotarian

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East Central Minnesota

05/08/2008 9:16 AM
Lookin good!

1985 Airstream 345 Turbo-Diesel VFW,Legion, NRA FAA Air Traffic Control Supervisor (Retired) http://www.cooperhawk.net mailto:jimcooper@cooperhawk.net "People are okay in ones and twos. After that number they tend to choose up sides and wear arm bands and berets."