Rodeo fog-lights, revisited

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Re: Rodeo fog-lights, revisited [Re: GeroniMoe] #554523 01/20/05 11:26 AM

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Under my wifes RODEO in EastTN

Bansil

Body Damage is Cool

Go to any parts store.Look in the light section and you will find a set of rect. fog/driving lites.They are very generic and have 2 screws that hold the lens on,and a plastic revolving type of adjuster,I think Blazer makes some.

They will fit w/o cutting plastic(gotta pop out the factory covers).Look on Lisa cardomain site below for pics.....
should be some.

Bansil

98 Rodeo(hers)
00 Rodeo(his)

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Rodeo fog-lights, revisited	GeroniMoe	01/19/05 09:58 AM
Re: Rodeo fog-lights, revisited	Bansil	01/20/05 11:26 AM
Re: Rodeo fog-lights, revisited	Anonymous	01/20/05 03:29 PM
Re: Rodeo fog-lights, revisited	4Play	01/20/05 07:43 PM

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