Reversing light

Not sure if you are wanting a full time reversing light as you see on some 4x's where they have a stand, usually off the back of the spare.

I have done something a little bit different and purchased one of these

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NARVA-12V-55W-SENATOR-WORK-FLOOD-SPOT-LIGHT-4X4_W0QQitemZ200220999232QQihZ010QQcategoryZ42613QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

scroll down to the one with the magnetic base (FLOOD BEAM WITH MAGNECTIC BASE- 72438)

What I do is when I get into a situation (narrow track, one way etc) and I have to reverse out I simply attAch this to the back of the Nissan. When I am clear of it's not needed I take it off and store it away again

The magnet and the suction cups stick like stuff to a blanket I kid you not :-)))

Hi altim,
I've just had a (quick) look through the Alanco cattle dog
www.alanco.com.au (highlight, copy and paste) and they have a number of work lights that may suit you application, though the magnetic base suggested by KiwiAngler does sound good. May be a cheaper and safer alternative to a mounted light.

Cheers,
Wayne.

There is a guy on the patrol forum who was making some of these. I got one for a GQ and he told me he was putting the finishing touches on the GU. I have his phone number if you want me to email it to you.

I've done it a little different. This is on a 98 GU so may be different to the 06. The bracket uses the spare wheel bolts to hold it on. Wiring is through the middle of the wheel bracket.