Car light

Do you know anywhere I can buy a good car light. I am looking for Aa good quality with reasonable price. It will service as a gift fir my family members and I thought this would be a good idea.

car light as in LED portable car light? or as in head lights?

Or maybe a light for your canoe?

Roary the Race Car flash light?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roary-Racing-Car-Light-Torch/dp/B001BEOGOA

I'm gonna go with a canoe for a light. Perhaps a glow in the dark canoe....

I'm not calling Canoe just yet, maybe needs more posts to refine his style; learn how to ask so he gets GRM's and not PUNK'd.

http://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/advertiser-playground/car-accessories/29417/page1/#post476789

I was new once.

Dan

yes.. what are you looking for this light to do? We need more info

Found this on rock auto's email, 24 led work light, if this is what your looking for. Its $28.79

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=1859674

If you want to go JY diving, the best OEM interior light I have ever used was in a 1995 2nd-gen Taurus. OK ceiling light, but SUPERB attached fresnel-lens mini-spots (left & right), individually switched, that put bright light exactly where you wanted it to read maps or whatever.

Griots LED work light is the best cordless light I've used. I use one daily under commercial garage conditions. The last one went for 1.5 years before I crushed it with the lift and even then it didn't die until two weeks after I dropped it into a catch pan of antifreeze.

At $40 it's a bargain.

I don't know what you're looking for, but I have one that plugs in to charge and then you can use it for about five hours. It looks like the Griot one above, bends in the middle and has a mag base at the bottom. It's very user friendly!

I had one of these pieces of crap from Sears. The plastic tube surrounding the LED lights is about cellophane thin and cracks to pieces in cold weather. I guess if you need something to toss in the trunk and forget until a break down, this is it. Runs off 110 or cigarette lighter

$20.

When I worked at a Lincoln Mercury Merkur Jeep Eagle Renault Nissan dealer in the late 80's there was a light that plugged into a lighter socket that was on a 10-12 inch stem that stayed where you pointed it. This light came out of a trade in. The guys in the service dept kept it, we called it the rolling light.

In reply to pilotbraden:

I believe you can still get those. I think it's a Hella map light.

http://images.solidcactus.com/autobarn/xxx8714series.jpg

In reply to sachilles:

That is the light we had. However, we never used it to read a map.