HOW TO CHOOSE AND INSTALL AFTERMARKET DRIVING LIGHTS
When I bought my first vehicle, there weren’t as many 4WDs running around as there are now. These days, it seems that every second vehicle is an SUV.
The only 4WD I fondly remember from the 70s and 80s is the Toyota FJ40 in rustic green with the odd spot of rust. As soon as I saw that FJ with white Sunraysia rims, I knew I wanted to own a 4WD. But being fresh out of school and with little money to my name, I had to wait.
My parents suggested a used Holden sedan would be the ‘safer’ choice. Purchasing one of these did little to squash the 4WD bug within me, but after the purchase, other aspects of the automotive world also started to pique my interest.
At the time, rally driving was the big thing and many corporations jumped onto the bandwagon of producing outlandish vehicles covered in advertising.
They looked very cool with their out-there designs of exaggerated body flares, coloured alloy wheels and
