Encyclopedia Hoonatica: Factory Roof Lights

Roof-mounted lights have been virtually required for off-road racing for many, many years. They have also been a popular modification for 4-wheel-drive vehicles that will never wear a race number, either for off-road exploring, or simply to help achieve that macho, rugged appearance. Vehicle manufacturers have taken notice of this, and have included roof lights in some of their vehicles right from the showroom, such as the Xterra Pro-4X above.
Today’s Encylopedia Hoonatica  is just that: factory roof lights — auxiliary forward lighting mounted to the roof, a roof rack, or a roll bar. But in every case they need to be mounted above the windshield. They can be standard equipment, part of a special equipment package or special edition, a stand-alone option, but they must be offered by the OEM. Dealer installed accessories are permissible ONLY if they are manufacturer-branded parts offered in the manufacturer’s regular dealer accessory catalog. No third party accessories!
This week’s entry was suggested about a month ago by Sjalabais. A hearty thanks, and a reminder that I love getting Encylopedia Hoonatica topic suggestions from readers.
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