Gone and done it

[Ralph Fullenwider]

Thanks to all who responded and I concur the best is separate lights and
leave the original alone. As to the BBQ sauce, well, hm, well I think it is
how the sauce is applied that enhances the taste (wink)

Ralph

Safe travels,

Ralph & Charolette Fullenwider
'84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
2005 Jeep Wrangler X, towd
Duncan, Oklahoma


At 12:31 PM 4/30/2012 -0500, you wrote:
>Hello everyone, hope your ready for a new season of travels and campfires
>and maybe even rubbing elbows with some one who has a great BBQ sauce
>recipe you can steal, um I mean borrow, oh shoot, eat.
>
>Well Charolette and I have gone and done it. We just purchased a 2005 Jeep
>Wrangle X for a tow car. We have not had a tow vech for a few years and I
>finally got the Van ready for sale or trade in. I am in process of taking
>photos of the load leveling system I had for the trailer I had built and
>thus sold. And hopefully will get new Roadmaster Tow base plates for the
>Wrangle before long. I also have the tow base plates for our old Jeep Grand
>Cherokee that fits from "94 to "98 JGC's for the Roadmaster.
>
>Now then, I would like to open a thread on How those with Jeep Wranglers,
>Rubicon and such, wired the towing lights and with success. Did you use
>separate bulbs, or the diodes on the existing ones and which worked best
>for you.
>
>
>Safe travels,
>
>Ralph & Charolette Fullenwider
>'84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
>2005 Jeep Wrangler X, towd
>Duncan, Oklahoma
>