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I use these traps with a hole drilled in a black walnut attached with wire to the trigger. https://www.duketraps.com/body-traps

The air flow across the tarp causes the lift and result is flap. If you disrupt the airflow with a netting type material on top of the tarp there is no lift or flapping. I have an old soccer net I use just for this, works like magic.

This reminds me of a story my dad told me...he knew a guy who hit someone head on because they wouldn't dim their high beams. Guess he showed them!

Found this DIY tailgate lock...

No need to go through the access panel. Thief went under the tailgate handle to unlock it. Which means anything under my topper is really not locked in. I have an XL, so my lights are not a target. I might try to disconnect my handle and look for an electronic remote switch, like in hot rods.

Install a mercury switch inside tailgate connected to horn relay. With an on/ off bypass in cab?

That looks so good ! Could you take a pic of how you installed these lights on the running boards?

I had some blue 3m reflective tape that seemed to be close match to my Ford blue hooks. So I added it to my grill and side vents.

This is a rotary motorcycle that will blow your mind! https://www.crightonmotorcycles.com/

Are you looking for something like these...

I was working on adding some mesh in the lower opening, so I removed the plate/bracket. Looks so good without it! I never put it back, and if "someone " would ask where it is... I'm not finished with the project yet. Wink, wink, nod, nod...if you know what I mean?

I will raise you 4 buses...that catch fire.

Found a video of someone removing one.

The truck has a system that does monitor the draw of the amps on a circuit. But if you add small LED, it should work. I spliced in brake light for my topper on the exact wire you speak of and it works. I do not have blind spot sensors.

3 rights make a left... just something I learned while riding a motorcycle.

I want to install a battery disconnect, but not sure if that would screw anything up?

Nice color match. Have to ask what you carry in it/job? Or pic of side door open and of the rear? Thanks

In the 70's, neighbor kid in his parents Oldsmobile wagon, would turn ignition off, give it gas, then turn back on, that was a pop!

One way to make sure you have the right wires, take out your left rear speaker and follow the wires from there. Or run the input wires from the speaker.

I will be watching for your mod ideas. I really like the side doors with a short garage. And because I'm short I use the milk crate as a step to reach inside.