View Poll Results: Would you be interested in purchasing clear corners for 96-99 bonne?
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12-08-2004, 04:07 PM
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Im not up for puttin my pictures on here, too much to do, but check updated pictures on my cardomain page.
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Im not sure how to do the lights from before 96? or the lights that are on my car. I love the look, and i strongly recommend Silverstar headlights, and adjust your assembly up a quarter inch... you can see soo much more than the regular lights, and for the nice look, silverstar turn signals...they dont make your headlight glow amber when the light isnt on.. only when the light is on does is show up amber.
Also, im not sure if i want to, but if you send me your lights i'll charge a little bit to clear them, but its really not hard to do... makes a world of difference. Can you beleive my car has 102000 miles??... well she does, and professional detailing is the best thing ever... especially here in rochester at Classic Appreciation... number one in Michigan
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/435960
Im not sure how to do the lights from before 96? or the lights that are on my car. I love the look, and i strongly recommend Silverstar headlights, and adjust your assembly up a quarter inch... you can see soo much more than the regular lights, and for the nice look, silverstar turn signals...they dont make your headlight glow amber when the light isnt on.. only when the light is on does is show up amber.
Also, im not sure if i want to, but if you send me your lights i'll charge a little bit to clear them, but its really not hard to do... makes a world of difference. Can you beleive my car has 102000 miles??... well she does, and professional detailing is the best thing ever... especially here in rochester at Classic Appreciation... number one in Michigan
12-09-2004, 05:37 PM
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I personally don't like the look. It just doesn't flow with the rest of the car imo. Maybe on a white or silver car (kinda like blackouts on a dark car)
12-09-2004, 10:54 PM
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Im not sure how to do it on the current generation, but if you can remove the orange reflector. Thats it. BE CAREFUL to not crack the seal, and if you do, fix it. I thought i had mine fixed, but its fogging up. I am not going to sell these just becuase i dont want that to happen to anybody else. They do not make blackouts for my generation bonneville, and i do personally like the look of the clears only becuase it looks sleeker, but if i blackout the headlights, then i have fogs just open, and that i do not like at all. I have been getting many comments lately about the mod. It took me 40 minutes and zero cash.
12-09-2004, 11:26 PM
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Hmmm, I think I might do this once I finally get done working on my engine. Although it does look a little bit off I would still rather have that than the regular orange stuff. As for the current Gens well I think you just put some vinyl over it like on 99+ Grand Ams.
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