Side marker is what I would call that

And I have heard it now that I see what you mean

I guess my message was a bit weirdly stated, I said "driver's side side marker" but I should have said "side marker on the driver's side"

It may depend on your state but generally reflectors are required by law

I’m pretty sure those reflectors are required by law but I sort of said F it and put smoked out ones on my car. They still light up orange at night so I didn’t really see an issue with doing it

The actual light is still there, it's the cover that I'm now missing, but I've been thinking about the smoked ones for better aesthetic during the day.

Smoked ones really look nice

Mine are smoked and you don’t even notice they are there until they are on

I'd get mine tinted if it weren't illegal here

Them:

Me:

Fender reflector? For side visibility I believe

Hellcat

None of my cars have reflectors...

I think it’s only America that requires them and they didn’t require them until 68

1995 Ford F350?

Opinions?

@Sackboy de Waffen SS nice choice of exterior mods but the livery has too much going on imo. i like the side mirrors

@Bradyn yep

Sadly it ain’t my truck because I’m not old enough, but that’s sure what I want

You and me both.

Except i would put a winch bumper on it and a warn upright on it and put a 2 or 3 inch lift on it and 35’’ mud tires on it

@Redneck359 don't wanna be an ass, but why in God's name would you want a truck?

@Sackboy de Waffen SS well good question I can go mudding, I can haul things, and not to mention they look good

Yeah, that's the good part about them.

My dad has a liking for the Mitsubishi Pajero. Not exactly a truck but it does very similar things.

Update: Subaru is selling just the driver's side marker for $10 less than an aftermarket set. So I guess I'm buying aftermarket.

bruh

I hate the supra

I only like the Castrol Tom's gt500 version

I’m having some weird ideas for fictional car companies... I was kinda inspired by YouTuber Consider with his Automation series.

I currently have two British and one American.

First there is Pendragon, a British company that started in 1945 with luxury cars and in the 60’s had successful muscle cars. Thorton founded in Texas in 1919 with an affordable sporty car and to this day makes flagship quality trucks. And Broker which is a Rolls-Royce/Bentley parody that make overpriced fancy cars that break down a lot.

I am 16 and thinking about building a tiny house so that I can have some independence. My problem is that once I build the house i won't be able to tow it. I want a old pickup that can tow 10000 pounds and work for a least 30000 miles before it dies. Any suggestions?

That might be hard to find for a price that isn't super high tbh

And it depends on the size of the house too