Lighted Hitch Cover Pictures
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Lighted Hitch Cover Pictures
Finally, I have posted a picture of the Lighted Ford Blue Oval for a review. What do you think of the Hitch Cover? 
[This message has been edited by PD Lightning (edited 12-05-2000).]
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Yea, its cool. HOWEVER, I put on the lighted Ford oval on my tailgage and promptly got pulled over for having a blue light on my truck. The officer told me in Colorado only emergency vehicles were allowed blue illumination. So I threw it away. I don't need to be any bigger of a target than I already am. Check the California laws, or use it very sparingly.
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Uhhhh, I dont think he'll have any problems like that...
And there is a reason why he has that plate. Pretty sure he knows how quick hi struck is...
I'll let him tell you.
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And there is a reason why he has that plate. Pretty sure he knows how quick hi struck is...
I'll let him tell you.
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or **PD
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LightStruck, not available , but easily made. I remounted the trailer hitch wire hookup under the truck and wired the lighted unit into the plug with quick disconnects and the standard trailer 4 wire plug. When I need to tow, it disconnects in 10 seconds and is removed to allow access to the hitch receiver. A simple inline switch will solve the "always On" worry mode!