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Anyone know where I can get a set of black out or cherry red rear side marker lights. I can't find them from the usual places. I have see a few of some folks cars and they do look good. Thanks...
Bought mine from "Corvette Enhancements", a supporting vendor, and they are the darker blackouts. I also think they have a lighter shade (cherry black) available if that's what you're looking for...
Here's a pic:
Bought mine from "Corvette Enhancements", a supporting vendor, and they are the darker blackouts. I also think they have a lighter shade (cherry black) available if that's what you're looking for...
Here's a pic:
That looks sweet! Hey Corvette Enhancements...you out there!
I can not think of any possible justification for them costing $100. I think I will buy a used set of side markers and try the VHT Night Shade spray.
Keith
Originally Posted by 5ltrEATER
I couldn't agree more... I think I will do the night shades too, probably the tail lights and side markers...
~Chris
I don't know who's selling blacked out rear side markers for $100.00, but mine are only $60.00 shipped to Forum Members We've been selling at that price for almost a year now.
Richard
I don't know who's selling blacked out rear side markers for $100.00, but mine are only $60.00 shipped to Forum Members We've been selling at that price for almost a year now.
Richard
Well $60 is better than a $100, but still....... IMO it is worth about $20 if that
Well $60 is better than a $100, but still....... IMO it is worth about $20 if that
Keith
Well, your more than welcome to make em and sell em for twenty bucks. I can be your first customer.................until then I will trade with Corvette Enhancements!
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