White-ing out tail lights.
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From: Initech
Re: White-ing out tail lights.
Damn good answer! If it is a track car then you would want to take the lights out and cover the void with lightweight material. But, we all know this is not for a "track" car.
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From: Roanoke VA
Re: White-ing out tail lights.
Its a track car, as rare as it is, I cant afford to use it as a daily, to many people in large trucks and suv's cant drive in Roanoke.
I have an extra set of clear plastic tails that I pulled off of an 86 GT some kid riced out, I understood the legal implications and I was going to do it just do it on a spare set
and sorry about confusing the higher priced version of a civic with a civic...
I have an extra set of clear plastic tails that I pulled off of an 86 GT some kid riced out, I understood the legal implications and I was going to do it just do it on a spare set
and sorry about confusing the higher priced version of a civic with a civic...
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From: Chesapeake
Re: White-ing out tail lights.
Its a track car, as rare as it is, I cant afford to use it as a daily, to many people in large trucks and suv's cant drive in Roanoke.
I have an extra set of clear plastic tails that I pulled off of an 86 GT some kid riced out, I understood the legal implications and I was going to do it just do it on a spare set
and sorry about confusing the higher priced version of a civic with a civic...
I have an extra set of clear plastic tails that I pulled off of an 86 GT some kid riced out, I understood the legal implications and I was going to do it just do it on a spare set
and sorry about confusing the higher priced version of a civic with a civic...
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