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Old 07-06-2008, 07:43 AM   #1
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By popular reguest, here's the under coach lighting. Its quite inexpensive and easy. Would prefer brighter but have not found anything else that makes sense. Have used them for 5 years on two different coaches and no problems!

Standard 110v rope lights available most anywhere.


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Hardest part is around wheel wells(to keep them from being seen) and front end


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By popular reguest, here's the under coach lighting. Its quite inexpensive and easy. Would prefer brighter but have not found anything else that makes sense. Have used them for 5 years on two different coaches and no problems!

Standard 110v rope lights available most anywhere.


Timer

Stainless screws with plasitc holders


Hardest part is around wheel wells(to keep them from being seen) and front end


'08 Grandchildren Tour

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Hey Dave,
Great photo gallery. Grand kids are very lucky!
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