What's up yall

[Erebus1985]

Hey guys in the process of building/rebuilding a 95 bronco II. Big learning process as most of the things I've never done so expect a lot of noob questions if I can't find it on youtube. Thanks y'all and hope you have a good New years

 

[Curious Hound]

Welcome to TRS! Check out our tech section.

 

[sgtsandman]

 

[JohnG]

Neat B2! What’s up with the lights on top?

 

[Erebus1985]

Neat B2! What’s up with the lights on top?

Shits and giggles for now, my goal is to turn it into a light recovery vehicle for people who get stuck lol

 

[Uncle Gump]

I figured the light was for plowing... it appears to have snow plow mounting brackets poking out on the front?

Welcome to TRS...

 

[Rick W]

I run the code 3 lights on all my vehicles for emergency response on chemical spills. If you haven’t checked, see if a permit is required. Georgia permit is $2/yr. Here, if you run them without a permit, you get fined and they take the lights. Some places require a 1-2 day course on what’s legal and not. Basically you can “alert” but you can’t “control” traffic. Abusing them, especially if it obstructs traffic can be a costly ticket.

Check state reciprocity too. There is usually reciprocity everywhere, but you may have to contact the state patrol in the state you’re going into, kind of register with them. No fee, but required in most states.

Also might affect your insurance coverage and rates. I’m sure the gov’t can help in other ways I haven’t mentioned.

hope it helps

 

[Curious Hound]

I’m sure the gov’t can help in other ways I haven’t mentioned.

Whoa!
Whoa!
Whoa!

Did you really just say the government can "help"?

I want what you're smoking today.

 

[Rick W]

Did you really just say the government can "help"?

You didn’t see my post on PhD level sarcasm, did you?