Just saw these and though they might be of interest to someone ??

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/nissan-300zx-99-spec-rear-lights_W0QQitemZ180231841069QQihZ008QQcategoryZ10402QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

Just a note these are nothing to do with me and i am not connected to the seller

cheap at the moment!

bet they go sky high for price though, lol

bet they go sky high for price though, lol

 

They always do :rofl:

 

Personally if i was into all the 99-spec BS :x: , i would make my own and save a feckin fortune :D :rofl:

Like the ones lisaf is selling ;)

Like the ones lisaf is selling ;)

 

 

Got mine today so i will fit them tomoz :D

They always do :rofl:

 

Personally if i was into all the 99-spec BS :x: , i would make my own and save a feckin fortune :D :rofl:

 

i said the same...done it and vowed ide never do another set again,you,ll have that nissan black gloop underneath your ball bag aswell as all over the house mate:nono:

i said the same...done it and vowed ide never do another set again,you,ll have that nissan black gloop underneath your ball bag aswell as all over the house mate:nono:

 

 

:rofl::rofl:

i said the same...done it and vowed ide never do another set again,you,ll have that nissan black gloop underneath your ball bag aswell as all over the house mate:nono:

 

It aint that bad to do,lol.. does get a bit warm on the fingers tho but well worth it for the look:)

thats why they invented latex gloves!

Lol mate. Have you ever took any lights apart? The gloves would just stick to them. It's a job to un-stick your fingers as it is without the gloves as well.

 

Ivan

Ye wouldnt like to try it with gloves on,lol

put some talc powder or baby powder on the lights as you get them apart, stops sticky stuff going anywhere , then wen you it to be sticky again to stick together wipe it with some spirits or thinners, job done prob solved lol ;)

DIY ones dont look anywhere near as good as the real things though. Does look a hell of a lot better than the nasty originals though.

Got mine today so hope to be trying fitting them over the weekend though....only problem being I live in a flat on the 3rd floor and car is in the carpark round back....how the hell do I get a hairdrier/heater down there???:confused::confused::confused:

Got mine today so hope to be trying fitting them over the weekend though....only problem being I live in a flat on the 3rd floor and car is in the carpark round back....how the hell do I get a hairdrier/heater down there???:confused::confused::confused:

 

A very long extention cable :rofl:

Come do it round mine sumshift ?? on Sunday maybe ?

Got mine today so hope to be trying fitting them over the weekend though....only problem being I live in a flat on the 3rd floor and car is in the carpark round back....how the hell do I get a hairdrier/heater down there???:confused::confused::confused:

 

You probably wont need hairdryer to get them out, I never. Just heat them back up and push together tightly b4 taking them back to the car;)

You probably wont need hairdryer to get them out, I never. Just heat them back up and push together tightly b4 taking them back to the car;)

 

Very true, done it a few times and it is easy to get the units out without heat :)

Thanks for all the tips guys...

 

James - I may take you up on that...yours in Redhill?

Very true, done it a few times and it is easy to get the units out without heat :)

 

are you trying to say its easy to get the lenses off without heat and not break-em:rofl::rofl: and its even funnier you say you,ve done it a few times,the 3 zeds ive owned must of had "special" sealant that needed heat to seperate to avoid cracking the lense:x:

are you trying to say its easy to get the lenses off without heat and not break-em:rofl::rofl: and its even funnier you say you,ve done it a few times,the 3 zeds ive owned must of had "special" sealant that needed heat to seperate to avoid cracking the lense:x:

 

:rofl: You plonka :x: I meant getting the lights off the car :tongue:

:rofl: You plonka :x: I meant getting the lights off the car :tongue:

 

so why did you recommend an extension cord from a flat window to do the job?? for his electric fire to keep warm:rofl::rofl:

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showpost.php?p=1063472&postcount=16

so why did you recommend an extension cord from a flat window to do the job?? for his electric fire to keep warm:rofl::rofl:

http://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showpost.php?p=1063472&postcount=16

 

LOL, yeah why not its cold enough, well it is here anyway :rofl:

 

I thought he was just gonna do the job there, rather than leaving his car with holes in the back :rofl:

LOL, yeah why not its cold enough, well it is here anyway :rofl:

 

I thought he was just gonna do the job there, rather than leaving his car with holes in the back :rofl:

 

:rofl::rofl:ime outa here

:rofl::rofl:ime outa here

 

Good, get your coat on the way :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: