[brownactive]

Surprised this TB does not come with floor lighting.

 

[JEdward]

I hadn't even noticed. It's a curious omission, though.

 

[brownactive]

I mean my 72 Buick Skylark as them. Can't be standard on this TB.

 

[JEdward]

As long as entry and egress are easy enough, I don't know that floor well lighting is a big deal. Is it useful for anything other than finding objects dropped on the floor?

 

[brownactive]

I like when I can get into a car that has light on the floors. If my 72 Buick does then a 2021 vehicle should. ha ha ha

 

[thecrowtv]

I like when I can get into a car that has light on the floors. If my 72 Buick does then a 2021 vehicle should. ha ha ha

Have you installed any floor lighting? I'm looking at installing some myself.

 

[thecrowtv]

I pulled the trigger. Let me tell you what a pain in the ass to feed wires from the passenger side to the driver side.

 

[Trail Blazed]

That is going to make a big difference. Should become a standard feature from Chevrolet.

 

[Siryth]

If you want an unintrusive option, I picked these up from Amazon. They just plug into your cigarette lighter, and the wires are easily tucked away out of sight. They look great, but the only downside is they don't come on until you start the car, or turn the electronics on.

 

[JohnAirbus]

If you want an unintrusive option, I picked these up from Amazon. They just plug into your cigarette lighter, and the wires are easily tucked away out of sight. They look great, but the only downside is they don't come on until you start the car, or turn the electronics on.

Great find. Did you mount the light strips under the dash, or on the floor? I had an audio shop run a #10 wire from the battery through the firewall to under the copilot seat to power my ham radio. I’ll just tap into that for power. I guess that I’ll have to install a separate switch.

 

[thecrowtv]

Great find. Did you mount the light strips under the dash, or on the floor? I had an audio shop run a #10 wire from the battery through the firewall to under the copilot seat to power my ham radio. I’ll just tap into that for power. I guess that I’ll have to install a separate switch.

I mounted under the dash, but for power I used the Fuse extender and tapped into the steering wheel backlight fuse. I wish I knew which one powered the dome lights.

 

[JohnAirbus]

I mounted under the dash, but for power I used the Fuse extender and tapped into the steering wheel backlight fuse. I wish I knew which one powered the dome lights.

I tapped into F 01 Lumbar. Circuit is always hot, so have to remember to turn it off.