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I can't find a topic like this here, but had a thread like this on my other forum.

Post up your cheap mods!

I've done floor lighting, frame plugs, underhood lighting, piping on the interior.

Post away or delete if there is already a topic like this I just couldn't find.

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Good idea!

 

1) black bow tie on the grille

2) carbon vinyl bow tie on the steering wheel

3) Philips LED reverse lights

4) Morimoto LED switchback turn signals

5) magnetic phone holder

6) 128gb USB stick for movies and music

7) LED under rail bed lighting

8) Husky headlight and fog light protector film

9) center console organizer tray

10) k&n airfilter

11) k&n cabin filter

12) polished bow tie exhaust tip

13) chrome tailgate handle

14) driver assist handle

15) frame plugs

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pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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Phillips LED Reverse and Cargo Lamps

 

Driver' Assist Handle

 

Frame Tube Plugs

 

Footwell LED Lighting

 

Cargo Net

 

 

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I can't find a topic like this here, but had a thread like this on my other forum.

Post up your cheap mods!

I've done floor lighting, frame plugs, underhood lighting, piping on the interior.

Post away or delete if there is already a topic like this I just couldn't find.

I want to see the interior piping!!

 

Great idea for a thread btw!

 

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Phillips LED Reverse and Cargo Lamps

 

Driver' Assist Handle

 

Frame Tube Plugs

 

Footwell LED Lighting

 

Cargo Net

 

 

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What are the model # for the Philips LED reverse and cargo lighting? I already have the LED Bed lighting.

 

 

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What are the model # for the Philips LED reverse and cargo lighting? I already have the LED Bed lighting.

 

 

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Phillips 921 LED / T16 (12789LPB2) Bright White Vision LED - 2 pack. You'll need 2 packs for a total of 4 bulbs.

 

Phillips 194 Bright White Interior for the License Plate bulbs - 2 pack.

 

 

 

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That's where I got mine from too.

 

 

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Good idea!

 

1) black bow tie on the grille

2) carbon vinyl bow tie on the steering wheel

3) Philips LED reverse lights

4) Morimoto LED switchback turn signals

5) magnetic phone holder

6) 128gb USB stick for movies and music

7) LED under rail bed lighting

8) Husky headlight and fog light protector film

9) center console organizer tray

10) k&n airfilter

11) k&n cabin filter

12) polished bow tie exhaust tip

13) chrome tailgate handle

14) driver assist handle

15) frame plugs

 

Thanks!

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Phillips 921 LED / T16 (12789LPB2) Bright White Vision LED - 2 pack. You'll need 2 packs for a total of 4 bulbs.

 

Phillips 194 Bright White Interior for the License Plate bulbs - 2 pack.

 

 

 

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Thanks!

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