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AP1 Cleared Headlights
02-27-2006, 11:04 PM
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AP1 Cleared Headlights
The previous buyer seems to be flaking, so they're up for grabs again. SERIOUS people only, if you don't have money don't bother PM'ing me.
I have a set of AP1 Headlights for sale. They have been cleared out of the amber diffuser. They have been resealed with Permatex Silicone Sealant and have no leaks at all. Instructions were followed by Ricks2k's directions. The HID ballasts and bulbs are not included but I will include the high beam bulbs. They do have some light scratches from the normal wear but nothing is noticeable unless you look up close. The passenger side does have a couple mounting tabs missing but still mounts up fine.
$325.00 picked up in the Bay Area
$350.00 Shipped anywhere in the US
I have a set of AP1 Headlights for sale. They have been cleared out of the amber diffuser. They have been resealed with Permatex Silicone Sealant and have no leaks at all. Instructions were followed by Ricks2k's directions. The HID ballasts and bulbs are not included but I will include the high beam bulbs. They do have some light scratches from the normal wear but nothing is noticeable unless you look up close. The passenger side does have a couple mounting tabs missing but still mounts up fine.
$325.00 picked up in the Bay Area
$350.00 Shipped anywhere in the US
02-28-2006, 11:24 AM
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These are the only other picstures I have, I have already packaged and boxed them up because the previous buyer said he was going to pay right away, but never did.
y0heezee's friend did the work
y0heezee's friend did the work
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02-28-2006, 07:44 PM
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Can the sealant be done smoother and better or is this what to expect if I tackled the job of replacing the diffuser myself? I imagine it could be done much better if done with patience and alil skill? Or is this just what to expect when you DIY? I dont think that would be the case but if it is, I'd rather just leave my amber diffusers in the headlights!
02-28-2006, 09:10 PM
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Dylan Hunt: PM me, I'm in Milpitas, about 30 min away from Hayward
willfong: that's pretty much what you'd be expecting. better to have more on there than not enough and have leaks
willfong: that's pretty much what you'd be expecting. better to have more on there than not enough and have leaks