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i got my set for my 92 SSEi from the junkyard for like 30 a piece and i just needed the outers, these came off of a perfect car that was smacked in front so they actually had no delam. good used ones can be found if ur patient but most cost as much as new.
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Originally Posted by John Deere Boy
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well that is good for the people that want Tails.....although that i was not only told by my best friend at GM parts, but saw it with my own eyes on the parts screen, that they were not avail......
the lenses are available tho
the lenses are available tho
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Originally Posted by lash
You DO know that GMPD they are talking about is gmpartsdirect.com, right?
But mostly, thank you for deciphering GMPD for me. A much better source for new parts than a regular dealer -- certainly than mine.
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I called my local dealer yesterday and was told that is still a valid part number and that there still is inventory.
Keep in mind the lights you have only lasted 2 years, but then again, how many more years are you going to have it, and is it worth that price? Add shipping on top of it.
Personally, I think the best option is a light tint to hide the delamination. I've tinted for that reason on 3 of the 4 sets I've done.
Keep in mind the lights you have only lasted 2 years, but then again, how many more years are you going to have it, and is it worth that price? Add shipping on top of it.
Personally, I think the best option is a light tint to hide the delamination. I've tinted for that reason on 3 of the 4 sets I've done.
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