Illuminated exhaust tail pipe assembly

Abstract

An illuminated exhaust tail pipe assembly that can readily be attached to an existing vehicle exhaust system and including 1) a connector end section secured to the existing exhaust system; 2) an internal pipe assembly secured at one end to the connector end section; 3) an external pipe assembly connected at an inner end to the connector end section and mounted about an enclosing a major portion of the internal pipe assembly; and 4) an illuminated light assembly having at least one light bulb member mounted therein to provide a lighted area between an outer surface of the internal pipe assembly and an inner surface of the external pipe assembly. The external pipe assembly, at an inner end thereof, is provided with a plurality of air coolant holes and a light receiving opening. The air coolant holes can be equally spaced thereabout being of a number and size to provide the desired amount of coolant air to flow about an outer surface of the internal pipe assembly to achieve a coolant effect on the exhaust gases. The light receiving opening is adapted to receive a light bulb member therein and being activated through a tail light switch member to achieve illumination thereof when the normal tail light members on a vehicle are energized when darkness approaches.

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