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Old 06-19-2009, 03:02 PM
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I thought that the finish was the best part.... )
x2 that was the first thing that stood out to me when i clicked the picture!
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I had to put them in... I have a LED kit to put in so this is only for mock up but I can't belive the difference. I included the old ones for compairison but I am sure we have all seen that before.
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Looks good...gives it a more modern look.
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Looks good...gives it a more modern look.
I agree.
Livens up the rear end a little bit.
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Old 06-21-2009, 08:56 AM
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Very nice, but you have convinced me they aren't right for my car.
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Very nice, but you have convinced me they aren't right for my car.
they aren't for anybody, but I'm not sure those pics are doing them justice. Here's the same ones on Scott's Camaro.







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yea todd i think the version on scotts car are the ones for you!lol
its the horizontal partition lines that are just like the stocks that make it look so different.
i like the stock 69 light design but hate how the lense material is always dull looking due to the texture...
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they aren't for anybody, but I'm not sure those pics are doing them justice. Here's the same ones on Scott's Camaro.







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those dont look like the same ones from the first pic.
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Yes, I am no picture guy. Here are a couple more. Scotts are a little different than mine. There is no texture to the lense like the stock ones they are smooth to the touch. So glad to have them on my car.
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I always liked Scott's. Part of it is the modern design but I think the billet rib is to large for my black car. Very nice craftsmanship.
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