LIGHT IT UP
Now that
battery operated lights are available in many different styles, lighting up
your truck for Christmas is no longer a complicated ordeal. If you want to go
simple, put a single string of lights across your rear window. If you want to
get elaborate and have fun, use rope lights to snake all around the bed of your
truck. Make sure that your lights are legal and have fun.
ADD DECALS
If you want
a temporary Christmas decoration for your truck or use a work vehicle that you
can’t alter much, add some Christmas decals. These can stick to windows just
like they do at home and add a nice dose of Christmas cheer while you are on
the road.
USE YOUR DASHBOARD
Take down
the hula girl on your dashboard (or give her a Santa hat). As long as the
decoration won’t interfere with your visibility, you can add a small decoration
or stuffed Christmas animal to your dashboard to be your co-pilot this holiday
season. Santa isn’t the only one who can use Rudolph to light the way!
WRAP IT IN A BOW
This
decoration isn’t road-friendly, but if your truck is going to be parked for a
long amount of time, you can adhere a Christmas bow to the top of it for a
whimsical decoration sure to impress.
SANTA DECALS
This is
another simple option for drivers that don’t want to go much to their car (or
can’t)—add Santa face decals to your rear window or passenger window that make
it look like Santa is looking out from your car. These are sure to get smiles
from any children that see you drive by!
ADD GREENERY
Another easy
way to decorate your vehicle for Christmas is by adding some small holiday
greens or berries on or in their vehicle. Putting them inside is a good way to
decorate without decreasing visibility or worrying about a wreath on your
truck’s grill.
