I have seen a light lock before that consists of a box with a hole in the back that you put the bolt through, then the lid locks over the top of the box, enclosing the head of the bolt, and requires a key to unlock it. For some reason I cannot remember where I found it. Does anybody know where to find these?

 

are these for aux lights?

 

They can be used for anything that is being bolted down to a flat surface. But primarily, yes they are for auxilary lighting. I currently have the PIAA light locks for one set of my lights, but I want the "box style" that I am referring to for a few other applications, some being auxilary lighting as well as other bolted-down items. I KNOW this type of lock is out there, I found it months and months ago, but didn't bookmark it (kicks self) and now I have no idea where to find it anymore.

 

Morphiasx, are those lights that i see on your front bumper bolted directly to it or do you have some sort or brakets, and is it your stock bumper??? send me some pics i want to see how yours is set up cause im looking at getting some aux lights and it looks like we have the same truck, 89?

 

Yes my lights are bolted directly to my bumper, but I have a custom front bumper. Yes our trucks are the same body styling, mine is a 1990.

Here is my current setup:

 

I finally found what I was talking about, it is referred to as a "security bolt lock". It can be used to lock down any bolt. It is made by tuffy products, but its kind of expensive, they are like $44 +$9 shipping each.

Anyways heres a link:
http://www.tuffyproducts.com/door/104.html