I don't need any of that. I'll pay you 5 bucks if you show me the goods.

Huh, both of my vehicles are equipped with them and they don't seem very bright, I can't imagine that they help all that much nor that they blind oncoming drivers.

That's tempting but I have absolutely no more room for anything in my garage.

I remember fog lights being as cool as a set of Cragar SS deep dish rims back in our teen years

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I'll trade you six hours in my apartment for the tool box.

What kind of tool box Lumpy? I could use a new carry-handle tool box for masonry tools

Cheap bastard. LMAO

Fog lights instantly make a car more cool, whether they're on or not. If it's a 1980s off-road pickup a la Marty McFly's truck in Back to the Future, the coolness amplification goes exponential.

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If they are true fog lamps they do help in the fog because of the color of light. However, there are aftermarket fog lamps that really are nothing more than super bright headlights. They might be marketed as the dumbass lights that they put on the top of 4 wheel drive vehicles but when they use them as fog lights in the middle of the grill all they do is blind me.

Oh and Bug....


Get the **** off my lawn!

There was nothing cooler than Crager SS deep dish rims.

Sorry, it's not a small handle box, it's a big tool chest on casters and weighs 400 lbs empty.

I agree, I always liked them. Some kids would take the time & get them behind the grills of old muscle cars. They would look great at night. 68 Cougar some kid had sticks out in my mind still.

How much what brand?

And when they turned them on they would blind the drivers coming TOWARDS them. ****ing dandy.

Bull shit:harumph: