Flack
12-17-2004, 05:10 AM
I can't remember if I posted this a couple of months ago or not. This truck was on eBay before and is being relisted. Anyway, I liked this part of the description about his truck.
I have a little problem with road rage, and my truck is set up for it. I have the rear lights and a brake light killswitch. With blacked out (yet super intensity) rear brakelights (non reflective), I can make the truck vanish into thin air if a law enforcer tries to pull me. Ive ditched dozens of cops in it, back when neon was a lawfully questionable item) Not to brag, and I don't recommend it. I'd hit the brakelight killswitch (hidden) and kill all but the low to ground green lights. The non reflective taillights allowed a clean escape, and the solid black color meant I could hide anywhere at night. When neon became more acceptable, it wasnt as necessary, but understand I had one of the first neon kits anywhere in the area, and I had a LOT of it. I was a target for unnecessary police harassment. I actually have video footage of my truck on the 6:00 news fighting the neon harassment. They sided with me, because I wasn't stupid. I was quoting their own statutes at them. I (at the time) knew all the lighting statutes by heart. I sold colored lighting, it was my job to know it. At one point this truck had pink and purple reflective business graphics, but they are removed now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1498&item=5738473216&rd=1
I have a little problem with road rage, and my truck is set up for it. I have the rear lights and a brake light killswitch. With blacked out (yet super intensity) rear brakelights (non reflective), I can make the truck vanish into thin air if a law enforcer tries to pull me. Ive ditched dozens of cops in it, back when neon was a lawfully questionable item) Not to brag, and I don't recommend it. I'd hit the brakelight killswitch (hidden) and kill all but the low to ground green lights. The non reflective taillights allowed a clean escape, and the solid black color meant I could hide anywhere at night. When neon became more acceptable, it wasnt as necessary, but understand I had one of the first neon kits anywhere in the area, and I had a LOT of it. I was a target for unnecessary police harassment. I actually have video footage of my truck on the 6:00 news fighting the neon harassment. They sided with me, because I wasn't stupid. I was quoting their own statutes at them. I (at the time) knew all the lighting statutes by heart. I sold colored lighting, it was my job to know it. At one point this truck had pink and purple reflective business graphics, but they are removed now.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=1498&item=5738473216&rd=1