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By Sierra Dan
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I absolutely hate the tow mirrors for the look but the function is probably worth it.

 

I'm thinking full paint match and they would look better

 

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I get a lot of unsolicited compliments because of the tow mirrors. People say it complete the look of the truck. But, mine is a Trail Boss.

 

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OK....this really sounds totally legit and very worth doing!!!    Now I'm looking into this for mine.   I am a first responder and if I'm at a scene and someone needs something from my truck it's easy to just give them the code.  
 
Can reprogram the code on your own?

Yes you can make your own code.


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I get a lot of unsolicited compliments because of the tow mirrors. People say it complete the look of the truck. But, mine is a Trail Boss.  
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I'm between thoughts on the mirrors. I like that it makes you look like an hd. But I like how dodge did theirs. Small everyday then up when you need them. I figure wanting the function of the tow mirrors I'm going to lean into the big truck look instead of going street truck style.


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Coin op spray off. Needed to be less salty after our first snow. I supplied my own foam [emoji16]

 

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Since I was unhappy with the supplied bed lights and lack of being able to turn it on from the back of the truck, I installed a led strip light kit. Ran power from the charging cable on the 7-pin trailer connector.

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6 minutes ago, bonzman17 said:

Another picture 

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Plan on landing a helicopter in the bed of your truck???    ??

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12 minutes ago, bonzman17 said:

Since I was unhappy with the supplied bed lights and lack of being able to turn it on from the back of the truck, I installed a led strip light kit. Ran power from the charging cable on the 7-pin trailer connector.

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Looks great, there never enough light when you need it.  Good call on the button placement, they should have put one there. 

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1 minute ago, bonzman17 said:

Never know....

In all seriousness, it does look VERY good.   

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15 hours ago, toycloser said:

I bought one. emoji4.png


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Congrats ! that’s one heck of a Christmas present!

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