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12-07-2015, 01:21 PM
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wombat
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Broken Hill
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 ok I had to move my UHF antenna and mobil phone antenna to the rear of the car for better reception so I used the mobile bracket for the spot lights which are 100 w the center ones are 50w blue globle so i move the small five in spot light between the main lights and center spot lights with the bracket position ect is that legal ok if you are in the city most of the time two are ok but I am in the out back and we need good lights Thanks
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BA Ford Fairmont with spot lights ECB full type 8 bar UHF radio , Life is full of experiences some good some bad and with luck they all balance out in the end What Ford s have I owned 1969 Blue wagon 1974 XB owned 3 of them Numerious others but I always went back to ford My first car was a 6 volt VW sedan |
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How many spot ights can you have
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