CLOSED...PRICE DROP 3rd Gen mirrors with built in ditch/flood lights

I have a 2 pair of 3rd gen side mirrors with built in Rigid Ignite flood lights. This design is by @MESO. But built by me. They are power, heated and BSM and one set non-bsm. They are unpainted Abs plastic so you can paint or wrap them the color of your choice. My first set I painted matte black. Price is BSM $429 Non-bsm $399 + shipping with OEM turn signals. For Meso Customs V4 turn signals as shown add $100. Mirror is plug and play but you will have to wire the lights to a switch that you supply. Wire is routed through mirror body so no disassembly required.

NOTE: Meso puddle pods DO NOT quite fit these mirrors or they would be an option.


Single light output

 

These are sweet. If I didn’t have the retrofit in the works I’d grab them.

GLWS

 

Just out of curiosity, what’s the issue with the puddle pods fitting these ?

 

Slight difference in molding between OEM and Aftermarket mirrors. Otherwise all the same. Ran them on my truck for over a year with no problems.

 

Those things are awesome. I wish I had the extra money to purchase them. I am surprised they are still available

 

Thanks, Well I love mine. @MESO has great insight and imagination. I personally never would've thought to put a light in there. Good side is I have a very unique Meso designed item.

 

What would you wrap them with?

 

Some people use automotive vinyl wrap to match paint on truck instead of painting.

 

I know everyone is different, but how is the direction of the lights with how you set your mirror for everyday driving?

 

The 3rd pic is set at everyday driving. However, when using lights you can fold the mirrors in for lighting up the side of the truck.

 

Any chance you could post more night photos?

 

Here's from inside the truck and outside the passenger side with mirror folded in. No other lights are on. I know it's a small light but it impressed me.

 

I've been wanting to do this mod, it looks great! I've thought about buying extra SR5 mirror housings incase i mess it up. How hard was it to do ?

 

Tedious and time consuming but you can do it. Just have to take your time. Hardest part is cutting hole so its centered but that's just lots of measuring and starting with a small hole.

 

Thanks! I am interested but need to get the approval first.

 

I can't afford these but you did a fantastic job on these. Best of luck

 

Price drop listed in post #1. About as low as I can go to get money in parts back. Lots of labor in these as @MESO can verify.

 

Can't believe these are still available. Clean as hell. Good luck/will sell OP, I may be hitting you up at the end of the year if you keep making these

 

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