Originally Posted by vettdreamer

This is my desk project

Originally Posted by Classic-Chevy-Guy

How does this look:



And now for the lights:



I run mine off of an old battery which I keep attached to a trickle charger. Used some standard wall switches to control the light circuits:

1) Running Lights, 2) Brake Lights, and 3) Backup.

Also, if you want to mount the bumper flat to the wall, you need to cut the bottom off, so it follows the same width as the top and sides.

PM me if you have any questions.

BTW, REDVET is the plate on my 64 Coupe!!!!

Originally Posted by B y r o n

Unless I'm mistaken most automatic sprinklers run off a 12V transformer plugged into a wall socket. Wire in a pressure switch under a mat and when you drive onto it the switch would trigger the brake lights to let you know you've pulled in far enough.

Originally Posted by Thrash

I agree. It will be a patio-type bar and outdoor kitchen. Got the perfect space for it as well. I'll make the lights do different things as well. Also love the desk version, and the Vette-seat office chair I think I saw on Corvette Central ...

Originally Posted by JimmyLee

Outstanding. How did the exhaust tip aspect come together?

Originally Posted by Vel-Yellowc6

looks like old aluminum cans? The white desk is my far the best

Originally Posted by Linecapt

Bought the rear end, with all lenses in the parts swap area @ Corvettes @ Carlisle last fall. Had to search out the wiring harness (which includes the sockets to all the lights), then buy the bulbs. To make the lights work, whether individually like mine or all at once, I bought the 19amp 13.8v power supply from Radio Shack for $80 and wired each function separately.

Originally Posted by JimmyLee

Great look! My bumper came with the harness as well. At first, I was going to run a strand of LED Christmas lights through the light holes, but now a friend has offered to help me work with the harness.

I like how your lights do three different functions. If you you have any electrical connection photos, please post or IM.

Originally Posted by JimmyLee

Outstanding. How did the exhaust tip aspect come together?

Originally Posted by vettdreamer

Thanks and for the guys wondering the tips are stainless steel coffee mugs there are a few more pics in my profile pics

Ron