Re: Goose #5 lights
| November 15, 2004 05:20PM |
There are corresponding lights on the top rear corners of the freight box (converted passenger compartment). They show red to the rear when going forward like any good little train should. When backing, the ones on the front of the bus body by the doors do the same.
Turn signals, indeed.
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Turn signals, indeed.
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