Hey Everyone, As many of you know, I have been building people custom head lights and tail lights for a while now. I am thinking about having some products pre-made to sell for do-it-yourselfers, or some pre-made complete projects ready to bolt on.
I have several products in development for this, but since funds are low, I can not spend all this money developing things that no one wants.
These will of course be in addition to the normal custom pieces I build.
I should have the time to develop the things you want to see made, as I recently got laid off from my full time job (see also why funds are tight).
So here are a list of things I have started, and are waiting to finish (some are actually done already):
Sunfire products:
95-02 sunfire coupe LED tail lights
95-02 sunfire coupe tail light lenses in red, clear, and smoke colors.
95-02 Sunfire Projector Headlights
03+ Sunfire Projector Headlights
03+ Dual projector headlights
03+ Bi-xenon and projector fog headlights
03+ Tail lenses in red, clear and smoke
Cavalier products:
00-02 Cavalier headlight lenses in a variety of colors
00-02 Cavalier bubble headlight lenses, with raised area to allow for more projector room when doing a retro (mercury cougar style)
95-02 cavalier tail light lenses in red, clear, and smoke colors (03-05 outer lenses would also fit into this category)
95-99 LED toyota tails (made from standard US tails with custom lenses, & custom outer light housing)
00 LED toyo tails (same as above)
00-02 Cavalier projector headlights
03+ Cavalier projector headlights
The projector headlights will be brand new headlights fitted with these projectors:
with the buyers choice of chrome or painted housings. Several people on this forum have gotten a set of these off me either by themselves or pre-installed so search the exterior and p&m forums to see what they will look like installed.
Let me know what you all want, so I can focus my limited resources to make the products you are interested in. I will set up a GP for the ones you want once they are finished.
