Xmas lightning

[Brent@ANParts]

The lights around the trunk bed looks the best! I've seen a few people around town with the full car all light up, but I lack the patience and just know it will leave hundreds of scratches all over.

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[bpcunning]

I designed and printed some clips to hold the bulbs on the bed rails and made some old gutter clips work behind the rear window. I knew I wanted them each held tight to not scratch anything, and these have seen 80 mph with no issue. I'm still trying to figure out what looks and works best, but I like how simple it is to add something unique.

 

[El Duderino]

Looks fun! I have a tonneau cover with T-slot rails and a 3D printer... I like the old school large bulbs, reminds me of Xmas lights when I was a kid.

 

[Granger Ford]

I just added lights this year! Using a combination of tie-downs, binder clips and zip-ties to secure. Tried various adhesives last year but they all came off with the morning dew.

That looks pretty sweet! Look at everyone putting their Christmas Spirit into their Lightning!

 

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[Citizen0]

Went with basic lights around the bed myself. It was on a whim, but I did like how it turned out!

 

[RickLightning]

I accidentally bought a bunch of strings that run on AA batteries (I thought they where tree lights but I didn't read description carefully). I was thinking about turning them into one long string to put on the truck. I like the idea of 3M command hooks.

To me, if you're going to decorate your truck with lights, they need to run off the ProPower system.

 

[Zprime29]

To me, if you're going to decorate your truck with lights, they need to run off the ProPower system.

Agreed. My idea is to cut the battery box off, solder the strings together, and connect that to a spare 5v power adapter. Kids are keeping me so busy I'm not sure if I'll find the time this year to try it.

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