Special overseas taillight style
Re: Special overseas taillight style
Originally Posted by zkmfdmz
why did you sell them?
I sold both of my pairs for $450 each. I guess they are worth it to some people. I lost money on the first pair, but I made up the difference on the second pair.
Re: Special overseas taillight style
I have them on my Camaro's. http://www.redls1.com
I have also been putting together a collection from other owners.
http://www.projectcamaro.com/export.htm
I have also been putting together a collection from other owners.
http://www.projectcamaro.com/export.htm
Re: Special overseas taillight style
You CAN find new OEM ones on ebay if you're lucky. I got mine that were never on a car but were only listed as tri-color lights and not exports. Picked them up for $206 shipped! You don't HAVE to modify anything. Take out the 194 side marker bulb and tape up the socket as you don't use it. The other sockets will fit with some gentle persuasion and don't need to be cut up to work. I never had the lights of my 94 Camaro but I thought they were direct replacements.
Re: Special overseas taillight style
Originally Posted by GETGONE
You CAN find new OEM ones on ebay if you're lucky. I got mine that were never on a car but were only listed as tri-color lights and not exports. Picked them up for $206 shipped! You don't HAVE to modify anything. Take out the 194 side marker bulb and tape up the socket as you don't use it. The other sockets will fit with some gentle persuasion and don't need to be cut up to work. I never had the lights of my 94 Camaro but I thought they were direct replacements.
Re: Special overseas taillight style
Getting them out isn't that much of a problem. I tried to put LED bulbs for the tails and they were blowing fuses(APC crap!) and just took a little wiggling and twisting to get them to pop back out. I didn't want to hack up the sockets on the car and really didn't feel like cutting up my brand new lights!
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I posted a how-to on these a while back. The site navigation is still a little off, but I'm still working on it. To me these are the best looking tail lights b/c they match the body lines perfectly.
http://www2.phrontifugic.com:361/nflashhome.htm
http://www2.phrontifugic.com:361/nflashhome.htm
Re: Special overseas taillight style
Originally Posted by DansZs
I posted a how-to on these a while back. The site navigation is still a little off, but I'm still working on it. To me these are the best looking tail lights b/c they match the body lines perfectly.
http://www2.phrontifugic.com:361/nflashhome.htm
http://www2.phrontifugic.com:361/nflashhome.htm
You're old one went out, and I had no clue you built that one.
I used your old page to help install my '97+ tail lights the first time.
Re: Special overseas taillight style
Hey!
Yeah, I wanted to have my own server/website that I could maintain easily, so I'll be working on it from time to time! Hopefully this one won't dissappear like the last one!
Glad to hear that the site has been helpful to some though! Thanks for letting me know!
Take care
Daniel
Yeah, I wanted to have my own server/website that I could maintain easily, so I'll be working on it from time to time! Hopefully this one won't dissappear like the last one!
Glad to hear that the site has been helpful to some though! Thanks for letting me know! Take care
Daniel


