Convertible Light Bar
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 532
From: SE PA
RE: Convertible Light Bar
ORIGINAL: exx1976
It's just the harshness from the camera flash combined with the metal halide (spelling?) lights in the convention center. It's actually a black interior (or dark charcoal, or whetever they call it)..
It's just the harshness from the camera flash combined with the metal halide (spelling?) lights in the convention center. It's actually a black interior (or dark charcoal, or whetever they call it)..
4th Gear Member
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 1,227
From: tennessee
RE: Convertible Light Bar
ORIGINAL: Margarita Girl
This is my "windy hair device" $7.00 
ORIGINAL: jdphillips73
I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, Glass was around 100 bucks.
I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, Glass was around 100 bucks.
4th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 1,092
From: Charlotte, NC
RE: Convertible Light Bar
ORIGINAL: jdphillips73
I have the CDC that I installed myself. Very enjoyable install, very easy. I have the brake light in mine as well. Some folks will tell you that you need to buy a extra part to wire it in, but dont believe the hype. I called CDC when I installed mine and the kits have been updated with a different instruction manual where it now wires right into the truck on the passenger side without any extra parts.
The entire install took about 2 hours. I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, that took another 30 minutes to install, and easily removes if i have back seat passengers. Glass was around 100 bucks.
Hope this helps.
I have the CDC that I installed myself. Very enjoyable install, very easy. I have the brake light in mine as well. Some folks will tell you that you need to buy a extra part to wire it in, but dont believe the hype. I called CDC when I installed mine and the kits have been updated with a different instruction manual where it now wires right into the truck on the passenger side without any extra parts.
The entire install took about 2 hours. I paid around 400 for the light bar, but I also installed the wind blocker glass that mounts into it, and keeps your girlfriends hair out of her face, that took another 30 minutes to install, and easily removes if i have back seat passengers. Glass was around 100 bucks.
Hope this helps.
