SOLD Stock fog lights

[ProtonDecay]

Up for grabs are a set of fog lights and bezels from a 2024 6.7 Lariat Ultimate 250. Essentially new as I went with an aftermarket bumper. Ford parts says around $300 for all these bits new. How about $50 including shipping anywhere in the US?

 

[Alpoba]

great price. what did you replace them with?

 

[Hunterman]

I should have thought of this. I threw my away last week after I replaced them with BD kit. Stupid me!!! GLWS

 

[Alpoba]

I should have thought of this. I threw my away last week after I replaced them with BD kit. Stupid me!!! GLWS

But why throw them away period? What if you sell or trade the truck? The BD/BMC kit is easy to remove and will fetch good $. For that reason i keep my oem fogs stored, cause you never know. I learned my lesson with my 22, sell take offs too quickly and then give away your premium aftermarkets installed on truck.

 

[Hunterman]

But why throw them away period? What if you sell or trade the truck? The BD/BMC kit is easy to remove and will fetch good $. For that reason i keep my oem fogs stored, cause you never know. I learned my lesson with my 22, sell take offs too quickly and then give away your premium aftermarkets installed on truck.

Because I’m stupid!

 

[ProtonDecay]

great price. what did you replace them with?

Heh, this is probably like selling snow to the Eskimos, but worth a try. I got a Chassis Unlimited Octane - generally very happy with it, but CU is not a great company to work with, so I can't really recommend them - they stiffed me on the ACC relocation bracket, but was able to fab something from scratch that works (thank you, BTW, for your guidance on this!).

Hey, what are your thoughts on bolting on a bull bar made out of 1 3/4 DOM structural tubing? doesn't need to be too strong, just enough to slow down a deer. do you think the bar will interfere with the ACC?

 

[ProtonDecay]

Because I’m stupid!

Heh, we'll see - you might be the one on the right track- while I have taken a few bits off of previous vehicles when selling them, not sure I'd go to the effort to take the bumper off - maybe pull the lights & winch, as they're pretty re-usable. I might see if GoodWill will take these if no one grabs them in a week or two.

 

[VB!]

Up for grabs are a set of fog lights and bezels from a 2024 6.7 Lariat Ultimate 250. Essentially new as I went with an aftermarket bumper. Ford parts says around $300 for all these bits new. How about $50 including shipping anywhere in the US?

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I have not climbed on the ground to look behind the bumper so this might be obvious to you but it is not to me. Is the fog light assembly essentially made up of three major components; the lights, the front face you seen from the front, and a housing to hold the lights?

 

[MVI]

Heh, this is probably like selling snow to the Eskimos, but worth a try. I got a Chassis Unlimited Octane - generally very happy with it, but CU is not a great company to work with, so I can't really recommend them - they stiffed me on the ACC relocation bracket, but was able to fab something from scratch that works (thank you, BTW, for your guidance on this!).

Hey, what are your thoughts on bolting on a bull bar made out of 1 3/4 DOM structural tubing? doesn't need to be too strong, just enough to slow down a deer. do you think the bar will interfere with the ACC?

Mock it up with some old Christmas paper rolls to see if the bull bar will be an issue or not for the sensors.

if not, then cut some steel and weld er up

 

[ProtonDecay]

Mock it up with some old Christmas paper rolls to see if the bull bar will be an issue or not for the sensors.

if not, then cut some steel and weld er up

Yeah, maybe so, thank you - I know visually it will clear straight ahead, but unsure about "ghosts". After moving the ACC sensor up behind the grill I get a "ghost collision alert" every once in awhile when pulling abreast of a vehicle to the right - not a huge deal, but I don't want it to get worse. Am wondering if making the cardboard tube mockup and then wrapping in foil will be a good test - thoughts?

 

[ProtonDecay]

I have not climbed on the ground to look behind the bumper so this might be obvious to you but it is not to me. Is the fog light assembly essentially made up of three major components; the lights, the front face you seen from the front, and a housing to hold the lights?

Kind of - the bumper fascia sits in front of the mounts and provides the "housing". So the fog lights sit in the brackets, and the brackets bolt to the frame, then the bumper bolts in front of the brackets - does that help?

 

[VB!]

Kind of - the bumper fascia sits in front of the mounts and provides the "housing". So the fog lights sit in the brackets, and the brackets bolt to the frame, then the bumper bolts in front of the brackets - does that help?

Yes, thanks. I may be interested. I'll have to look at mine first to confirm. If you included the facia I definitely would be interested but it sounds like that is the part I need to start with. I'm looking for a place to add flood lights looking out on an angle and wanted some parts to play around with.

 

[RoM357]

I got a Chassis Unlimited Octane - generally very happy with it, but CU is not a great company to work with, so I can't really recommend them - they stiffed me on the ACC relocation bracket, but was able to fab something from scratch that works (thank you, BTW, for your guidance on this!).

Thanks for posting that. I was very recently looking at their rear bumper. I wanted to look into the 3 piece construction a bit more, but based upon your comments, I'll pass on these guys.

Yours does look great!

 

[Txtruckguy]

Still available? I'm very interested