I had the same lamps they will handle 100w bulbs but don't leave them on for more than 10 minutes or the reflective lens fries.:rolleyes: :)

Are you guy's mounting the lights to the truck or to the housing? I was concerned about how the lights would line up if I hard mounted them to the roof.
I have taken the covers off and at some point Chevy defiantly intended for light to be there. There is the remnants of a mounting bracket and even an adjusting screw to adjust the beam up and down. I searched everywhere, through dealers and aftermarket guy's and no one has them. I even have a customer that builds truck bodies for emergency vehicles (paramedics, ambulance's etc.) and he had nothing that fit. Any ideas or details would be very helpful.

How about this????


Tow Lite ebay link

This is actually Rambunctious here . my partner and I invented this product. It is patent pending. If we sell some , maybe I can afford an OSO postable account. ;) . but for now Thanks Mike .....

serious input wanted......

the auction shown above ended witout meeting the reserve. we are starting a new one with a "buy now" option tonight or tomorrow night.

Rambunctious

In the past I had work lights mounted on a toolbox in the bed of my truck, a nice "friendly" police officer told me to cover or remove those lights or I would get a ticket. So check the law in your state about rear facing white lights.

They cannot do anything if they are off , besides mine are not noticeable.

I see Tractor trailers with pairs of backfiring lights
and they have been know to turn them on, if you forget to dim your high beam

OHH, So these rear facing lights are for loading and unloading boats, Sleds, ATV's and the such.....Damn , I thought they were for blinding the A-hole that leaves his high beams on!!!;)

that is a nice feature......

here is the new site. any comments?
new tow light ebay site

rambunctious