Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #15 – November 29, 2004, 11:44:58 AM Mike,Try to restore your lights. Do the wetsand and compound trick on 'em. PM me for details. Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #16 – November 30, 2004, 12:24:55 AM Zach,been there, done that many times over. Perhaps Ill pick up a second set from a junkyard and just remove the lense, clean em up inside, and polish the plastic too. Guess I was just looking to try something new. Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #17 – November 30, 2004, 07:32:30 AM I have some ideas, but they involve making other headlights fit, not making "new" ones... Just have to take a bunch of measurements and get planning. Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #18 – November 30, 2004, 08:29:12 AM If anyone is looking for lights for a 87/88 cougar I have a full set; front inside markers, front outside markers, taillights, rear side markers. 10 peices in total. Headlights look good (no yellowing) $10 each plus shipping. Pictures of the car before I sed it are here. I can get pictures of the lights out of the car if you need them. lmk Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #19 – November 30, 2004, 09:26:52 AM If you still have the inner markers after Christmas, I'd probably be interested. Mine are cracked and my new headlights make them look even worse (thanks again Zach) Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #20 – December 05, 2004, 10:58:26 AM Quote from: jimfulcoI just hated the checkerboard pattern of the OEM T-bird lights.Is OEM the stock T-bird Light? Cause i also need to replace my front lights, they look like . :shoothead Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #21 – December 06, 2004, 02:25:53 AM OEM = Original Equipment Manufacture Quote Selected
Re: homemade headlight lenses Reply #23 – December 06, 2004, 06:51:58 PM OEM = Overgrown Excrement Maggots Quote Selected
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