Broken headlight? No problem I have found an inexpensive way
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I was in a parking lot and I saw this and I thought it was halarious, but very inventful... i guess :?


I think that'* the closest aftermarket headlight assembly I have seen in a long time...
oh yeah..
Yes that'* an Applebees To-Go take out container and duct tape...
sorry about the quality, thats what happens when you take the pic on your treo...


I think that'* the closest aftermarket headlight assembly I have seen in a long time...
oh yeah..
Yes that'* an Applebees To-Go take out container and duct tape...
sorry about the quality, thats what happens when you take the pic on your treo...
I did something like that before. I had an Ford Tempo with a broken head light. I used the plastic form the packaging for the mounting kit for a head unit, cut ti to size and it worked great. You actually couldn't tell that much except the "new" one was cleared than the factory one.
An ex-friend of mine once used a similar setup, but hers consisted of a mason jar and mass quantities of duct tape. It worked out pretty good for quite a while. She got pulled over once, but local law enforcement knew who she was...plus she was quite attractive, so that doesnt hurt anything.
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