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Welcome to the ORACLE Lighting Customer Build Spotlight Series! This is a recurring feature celebrating the builds, stories, and ORACLE-equipped rigs from real customers in our community. This month, we're featuring Brian Leon, known as @caribou_F150, and his 2017 Ford F-150.
Brian Leon's 2017 Ford F-150 is a build in motion. It's the kind of truck that evolves. Each upgrade considered, each addition building on the last. When it came time to address the rear end, Brian went looking for something that would actually change the look of the truck, not just swap one set of lights for another.
He found the ORACLE Flush Mount LED Tail Lights, and the reaction told him everything he needed to know.

"I've been loving the tail lights. They completely changed the rear look of the truck, and when I posted them they got a ton of attention and questions. They've easily become one of my favorite upgrades so far. The quality of the tail lights has honestly been really impressive, and it definitely has me considering switching out more of my lighting over to ORACLE products as the truck continues to evolve. The fit, output, and overall design really stand out."
— Brian Leon, @caribou_F150
Brian's F-150 is a thoughtfully built truck, the kind of rig where every mod is chosen with intention. The ORACLE Flush Mount tail lights were a standout addition, transforming the rear end in a way that immediately caught attention online and in person.

Shop F-150 Flush Mount Tail Lights →
Suspension & Lift: 6.5" Maxtrac Lift, Rough Country Vertex Suspension all around
Wheels & Tires: 37" Nitto Tires on 17" Thret Off-Road Wheels
Armor & Protection: Barricade HD Off-Road Bumpers (Front and Rear)
Overland: Wildling Wingman 2-Story Automatic Tent
The ORACLE Flush Mount LED Tail Lights for the 2015–2020 Ford F-150 are designed to do exactly what Brian described: change the rear look of the truck completely while keeping the fitment clean and the installation straightforward.
The flush profile sits tight to the body rather than protruding like the factory lights, giving the F-150 a lower, cleaner silhouette from the rear. Sequential turn signals add a dynamic, premium feel that turns heads on its own. And for trucks equipped with factory Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) sensors, the design accommodates the existing sensors so owners don't have to choose between upgraded lighting and an active safety feature.
Brian's reaction, a flood of attention and questions after posting, is one we hear consistently. The rear end transformation on an F-150 with these lights is hard to miss.

Brian's own words say it best: the tail lights have him thinking about what else ORACLE can do for the build as it continues to evolve. That's the kind of response that keeps this community going.
We'll be watching @caribou_F150 to see where the F-150 goes next.