Camaro After Market Tail Lights
i posed this question before on another thread, but no one responded, so...
what do you guys, camaro owners or otherwise, do when OEM tail lights are no longer manufactured for your car. i found this site...https://store.racer-union.com/Shop/Control/fp/SFV/32388, but i'm uncertain about fit and function. i've been fortunate enough to find OEM on previous vehicles, but not this one. thoughts on this site/brand? is there another site? this particular one has THE best price along w/ Ebay that i've found. the big name brand sites generally are asking about twice as much or more, so... |
I've always been able to find taillights. Have you tried a junk yard? I would never use those types of aftermarket lenses.
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jay, i'm afraid after so many years(especially sitting in the elements), junk yard stuff will be in not so good shape as well.
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How old of a car are we talking about?
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How old, and why are you looking for replacement lights?
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I'm somewhat surprised...I did a little looking around and all I can find are used tail light units...I assume it is the '86 Camaro. I would have thought those would have been popular enough to warrant someone manufacturing a reproduction tail light lens. Hmmm....if I had a plastics company...or if I were to see if someone in China could manufacture them to original GM specs...Hmmmm..... |
That seems odd. The taillights on my 81 Buick are in excellent condition, and I haven't even washed it in years.
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ahh 97 yea i hvent seen one of those in a long time...
dunno about the site but some taillights fit just as good(ive had a few on my s10) but my friends civc fit but not so great. they do seem alot brighter than stock if u get the right kind. headlights do not get the projector beam ones unless you have actual projector bulbs the light output sucks bad. |
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