Led Tail Lights

[Kevin Erion]

Snow, what is that?

[rfoster]

Boy that must have been some serious snow. Those LEDs are bright if you look directly at them.

If a fellow has a set of factory marker lights (incandescent) with stainless shrouds (very attractive) and offered to trade those factory lights for those used snow covered LEDs- what do you think?

You would need some quick connects, well nuts, and rubber foam sealing gaskets. And the want too.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

I don't trade my Bling for nada.
I was just informing the audience what a downside was for LEDs.
I will not be experiencing the snow again any time in the foreseeable future.

Warm Bling is better than cold safety any day!

JIM

[Loc]

Jim,

Did Jon send you a check for the snow comment?

Loc

[Jon Wehrenberg]

In the interests of full disclosure, when driving through snow it doesn't take long for all of the rear lights incandescent or LED to be completely snow covered.

I have never had the side lights covered with snow, but I have had the back end so thick with snow the lights imparted a pink glow to the snow.

I'm sticking with my incandescent lights. Its the way nature intended a Prevost to be equipped. LEDs are as tastefull as spinner hubcaps.

[rfoster]

Bah humbug

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Hey, I saw snow on your truck Friday. Why don't you move south, like to Knoxville.

[JIM CHALOUPKA]

No Loc, no payola.

[truk4u]

Stay on the dark side!

[Jerry Winchester]

If you drove faster than 62.5 mph the snow wouldn't be a problem.