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[teeitup]

Shawn072, Shawn, bullseye are spoken for. Blue dots $22 shipped for the pair. Thanks Randy

[shawno72]

Originally Posted by teeitup

Shawn072, Shawn, bullseye are spoken for. Blue dots $22 shipped for the pair. Thanks Randy

Ok Randy, thank you I'll have to pass my neighbor tells me they are illegal in California. Anyone ever heard of that? It wouldn't surprise me if they were.
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[sjarrett71]

Originally Posted by shawno72

Ok Randy, thank you I'll have to pass my neighbor tells me they are illegal in California. Anyone ever heard of that? It wouldn't surprise me if they were.
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Technically they are illegal in Missouri also. Only red or amber lights are allowed to the rear of a vehicle.

[jocko]

Originally Posted by shawno72

Ok Randy, thank you I'll have to pass my neighbor tells me they are illegal in California. Anyone ever heard of that? It wouldn't surprise me if they were.
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they're actually illegal in most states. However... it often depends. I drove with them in CA on my 66 for a good while and never got stopped. But I also always carried the stockers in my glovebox with a screwdriver to at least try the "I was just gonna change them Sir" routine. Probably wouldn't have worked. I have never, ever understood the logic as to why they are illegal - I know the reason is that taillights have to be red, but, there's no mistaking that a person's taillights are on with bluedots, or when they hit the brakes. Kind of a shame. They are certainly less annoying than those new blue headlights. I'm with ya, kinda stinks that they are illegal. They were illegal in Indiana when I was growin up there and I do know it's illegal in CA also.