Military spec , 24volt European and Japanese heavy trucks. Many Japanese small trucks and 4X4s. Most earthmoving machines, cranes etc. Most military vehicles. Most large marine engines. Rail engines. Some large self contained agriculture equiment,eg combines

@@pzj70 thank you!!

Hi Tim, I just don't like LED lights in old cars , old bulbs give so much more ambiance. With the 3 Watt bulbs you could hardly see what was going on on the dash cluster, with 5 Watt bulb it's sufficient. Same goes for the license plate lights, bulb with a much warmer light.

@@ClazzicCruisers, I have such low voltage at my license plate I'm hoping an LED will work because of its lower power consumption.

Hi Tim, Did you try a new alternator? (Although I know that's more costly than LED's for testing).

The low voltage is only at the license plate lights, and the supply to my tail lights. This is just coming from the battery, without the vehicle running. I'm pretty sure I have issues with grounding, and possibly some partially burned wires after 40 years of use.

I used fully threaded Button Head Hexagon Socket Drive Screw in 10.9 quality grade steel, zinc plated and painted the heads black. I drilled out all of my frame bolts (approx 140 pcs ??) use flat washers and Hexagon Nylon Insert Thick Nuts. M10 and M12 bolts where the sizes I used. That's a thicker diameter than the original rivets.

Thanks, great job looks awesome

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