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[VTFireftr]

Dick,

Welcome aboard!

LED's are the only way to go! They cost more initially, but will cost less in the long run. You should never have to "re-lamp" an LED.

For my 2005, I have a Whelen Talon 2 in the back window. I also have a pair of Whelen TIR 3's and TIR 6's in the back window. All are mounted on a piece of aluminum suspended from the headliner. I have the privacy glass in my truck, so when the LED's are off, nothing is visible from the outside of the truck.

I also have a pair of Whelen 400 and 500 series LED mounted in custom brackets on top of my tool box. The 400 series are auxilliry stop/tail/turn lights amd are tied into my brake light flasher. The 500 series flash independently when powered.

For the front of my truck, I strobed out the headlight and marker lights. All clear strobe tubes. I use a Whelen power supply and it's got variable patterns, so when the strobes are on, it's very eye catching.

I also have a pair of 500 series LED's in the grill, and a Whelen quad Dominator mounted to the push bar. This little lightbar is extremely bright!

And for noise, I have a Whelen 200 watt siren with two Whelen speakers mounted in front of the front tires.

Did I write that I'm a HUGE fan of Whelen products?

Their customer service is 2nd to NONE! And they are very generous to local fire departments near where I live and work.

eBay occasionally has Whelen products for OK prices, but I've found the best prices on www.sirennet.com

Hope this helps.

Marc