2015 C7 to 2013 C6 tail light
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personally, i dont like my c7 and camaro share similiar taillight design. i bought this c7 cause it remind me of my old Ferrari that i used to have. i totally crashed that to avoided someone head on collision. anyways. i think the c6 taillight have is better looking than the c7 taillight. i also found that they do sell led c6 tail light. i want to transform c7 into nice looking super car. lol. it will look
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A vendor started on a project like this years ago, posted photos here on Corvette Forum that showed the rear fascia to receive the C6 lights, but I don't think it ever went anywhere. You can find via a search of Corvette Forum, I think.
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Originally Posted by Johnny Lam
i dont need c6 tail light. i need c7 tail light housing converted into c6, something like this
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Production of C6's in the first five years(2005-2009) was 164,220.
Production of C7's in the first five years(2014-2018) was 154,675.
The C6 numbers would have been even higher had it not been for the economy crashing in 2008, 2009 etc.
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sorry.. im not trolling this post. im new member. this c7 would be my first american car in my life. i normally have Italian and German car. im done spending tons of money on repair on euro cars. i want to try out american muscle car. i want to see where i can get tail light housing for my c7. i want to know where i can buy this one
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Originally Posted by JoesC5
You sure about that?
Production of C6's in the first five years(2005-2009) was 164,220.
Production of C7's in the first five years(2014-2018) was 154,675.
The C6 numbers would have been even higher had it not been for the economy crashing in 2008, 2009 etc.
Production of C6's in the first five years(2005-2009) was 164,220.
Production of C7's in the first five years(2014-2018) was 154,675.
The C6 numbers would have been even higher had it not been for the economy crashing in 2008, 2009 etc.
Also in terms of people who never once thought about Corvette, their perception changed with the C7. I know a lot of people who wouldn't own a C5 or C6, they absolutely love the C7. The car was never on their radar before. The changes were for the best.
Last edited by ssidekickbp; 02-21-2018 at 04:00 PM.