interior light

could anyone give me any ideas as to an alternative interior light for my 90, need as much light as possible without taking up too much room.

yer kin git 12V flourescent lights - they use em in (gulp) caravans

Mind yer roof lining.

been thinking about a couple of these my self , or a couple of fog lights for the back load area.
but a light for looking for change etc im thinking a couple of convoy lights.

ill keep in mind for emergencies, the dog doesnt look too impressed tho

hi nobber just checked out the pic's and im very impressed. whats the colour its awesome?

I recently bought some LED bulbs for my front side lights but they were far too bright so i took em out an put one of em in mi interior light ,,its bright as fook and it illuminates the back too.

so they do work! ive been considering led bulbs for a while but wasnt sure if theyd make any real difference.

JONNY O said:

so they do work! ive been considering led bulbs for a while but wasnt sure if theyd make any real difference.

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Yes but there a bit dazzling in the side lights,i got pair of red ones for rear/brake lights and are really effective. you cant just stick em in yer indicaters either cos they send em wappy.. you need some wiring thingimibob.

JONNY O said:

hi nobber just checked out the pic's and im very impressed. whats the colour its awesome?

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cheers jonny , its caladonian blue tekaloid enamel.

I've got a WW2 cockpit light in mine. It's adjustable to let out loads of light or just a pinprick.

Ahoy Johnny

What i did with my rag-top is install a flouresent type tube inspection lamp its clamped to a cross member with strong cable ties fed to a switch on the dash.
I find its handy as its wether & bash proof and can be removed if in the ecvent of a mishap at night requireing a inspection lamp - the light is a typical fluresant blueish light.

Into the payload i have a cheap & chearful 21w reversing light fixed perminantly to the rolll bar, pointing at 45deg down into the load area - more than enough light.

on the rear i have the obigatory 55w "work lamp" hardly ever used but handy when cuppling a trailer in the dark