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Koz said:Karl,
Did you get a WOODY when you seen this? :bugeye:
Koz
Hell Yeah! I wish I could afford a $2000 lightbar for mine.
Koz said:Karl,
Did you get a WOODY when you seen this? :bugeye:
Koz
Not only is it alive but it's the T4ROTMRonMAIDEN said:And the thread is ALIVE again which is appropriate for the vehicle being discussed.![]()
GatorGreg said:thanks for all you and your fellow firemen/paremedics do to help out those in dire straights.
alaskaman said:im stuck in my car cant' breathe send an awesome 4Runner with a Ninja........... :bigok:
Jeff Kleb said:
I noticed that you call it a "Rescue Edition" 4Runner. Is there really such a thing? It is like a 'heavy duty' version or something?
By the way, the lighting setup is AWESOME! How can you run blue lights, though? I know each state has different rules regarding lighting and emergency vehicles, but blue is typically reserved for law enforcement vehicles only. Even in states that allow blue for other than law enforcement vehicles (NY, PA, NJ, etc.) often limit who can use red AND blue together.
Here in VA, police (as well as sheriff's deputies, park rangers, etc.) must use blue lights - but it can be in conjunction with red or clear lights. Rescue squads, fire departments and ambulances must use red or red & clear lights. Just about anyone can use amber lights - but they must only face to the rear. Blue is reserved for law enforcement only.
Security, utility and tow vehicles can use amber lights that face in every direction, though.
All that aside, great 4Runner and excellent photos!!
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