Trailer marker lighting question

I'd say count on about 12-16 hours if you want a quality job. I'm talking correctly mounted, wires routed nicely, harnesses built properly (quality wire, heat shrink, loom, etc).

I've never looked around inside a van so have no idea how labour intensive it'd be to properly route the wiring.

 

Sounds like LOTS of measuring, math, marking, drilling, screwing, splicing, soldering, heat shrink tubing, ladder moving. In order to do it PROPERLY, it could take a few days. Good luck!

 

A Model......sounds like we are on the same page!

 

I've done a ton of wiring. Trouble is everybody wants top quality work but not the cost associated with it. Quality takes time.

 

I spent 25 years in the Construction industry. I would always ask my customers, "Do you want I done cheap, or do you want it done right?" You can't get both at the same time!

 

The question is, why?

 

This guy had a ton of lights added to his trailer. Send him a message Inquiring, maybe he will respond and tell you the shop and price. Looks good with all those lights.

 

When it comes to lights it’s easier and cheaper to order the trailer with the lights you want. The labor is what will get you when you add them after the fact.

 

Problem is getting someone else to take all the necessary care for one.

I watched a young man, admiring a hillclimb bike at the top of the hill, as the rider got his wind back asking how much it costs to race and the answer was 'How fast can you afford to go?'....this applies to this post too.