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I ran an extension cord up the b-pillar and the light strand plugs into it at the top of the seat belt. From there the wires for the light strand just go to the cross bar tower and wrap around it with a zip-tie to hold it in place. Works well and they haven't moved at all.
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thats what i used for my roof lights, and the front i ended up running an extension cord from the front all the way thru the back hatch. was easier than going to the passenger door where my inverter is lol.
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Here's the Jeep Jeep pickin up the Christmas tree! aaaww yeah!

No lights this year, but maybe next!

No lights this year, but maybe next!
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I love it. I just wish I had lights on the Jeep Jeep and picked up the tree in the evening. It would have been awesome!
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aircruiser im gonna have to give you credit, your the one that gave me the idea after looking at your build thread, great idea man



