3000GTPro
02-08-2015, 04:56 AM
94 Dodge Stealth RT glass headlights in mostly excellent condition! Cleaned the lights inside and out, resealed them with new butyl glue, and did the hi/low clear lens swap. I can also upgrade the low beams, or low and high beams with HID ready projectors for maximum lighting performance, and/or halo lights for extra cash! I'm hoping to get $300 shipped for them.
Have interest for driver side headlight, so 1 buyer is needed for passenger headlight or to order both.
Only con with these honestly is it seems one of the low beams, and one of the high beams has a scratch on the projector bowls that looks like it goes through the chrome, but it appears that this has not affected the output at all!
A few small things to note: one of the metal clips is missing for the passenger headlight, theres 2 small chips on the driver headlight (pictured) but one is covered by one of the clips, one of the clear lenses is more like a 90% clear 10% fresnel lens, one of the rubber breather tubes is missing from each headlight, and the weather stripping for the driver headlight doesn't stick on it's own. None of these should affect the light output. I would suggest getting some goretex patches to cover the breather holes, just in case, to prevent contaminants and moisture from getting in. You can get these at The Retrofit Source (http://www.theretrofitsource.com/accessories/goretex-patches-49879.html) since I don't have any with me.
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Have interest for driver side headlight, so 1 buyer is needed for passenger headlight or to order both.
Only con with these honestly is it seems one of the low beams, and one of the high beams has a scratch on the projector bowls that looks like it goes through the chrome, but it appears that this has not affected the output at all!
A few small things to note: one of the metal clips is missing for the passenger headlight, theres 2 small chips on the driver headlight (pictured) but one is covered by one of the clips, one of the clear lenses is more like a 90% clear 10% fresnel lens, one of the rubber breather tubes is missing from each headlight, and the weather stripping for the driver headlight doesn't stick on it's own. None of these should affect the light output. I would suggest getting some goretex patches to cover the breather holes, just in case, to prevent contaminants and moisture from getting in. You can get these at The Retrofit Source (http://www.theretrofitsource.com/accessories/goretex-patches-49879.html) since I don't have any with me.
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