Clear Indicator Lights - £1k !!! is that true

Clear Indicator Lights - £1k !!! is that true

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matt_33

Original Poster:

8 posts

238 months

Wednesday 11th August 2004
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I've got a 98 C2 and was thinking about getting clear indicator lights. I spoke to a local dealer who said that they cost around £1k (for front, side and back). Labour cost would only be £50. Do these cheap bits of plastic really cost £1k - does anyone know anywhere selling them cheaper?

986 guy

192 posts

244 months

Wednesday 11th August 2004
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i think design 911 or essential styling do them for a reasonable price? definately worth it though, i was pleased with mine!

bennno

11,659 posts

270 months

Wednesday 11th August 2004
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its 2 new headlights, 2 new rear light assemblies and 2 small side lights.

Of the top of my head it was about £670 when I changed my 98 c2 over. I then called round the breakers and sold the old ones for £250 which part subsidised this.

the market for the old ones is pretty healthy due to the common fitment on the boxster.

bennno

henry-F

4,791 posts

246 months

Wednesday 11th August 2004
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A little tip to get the cost down, buy boxster front lights rather than 911 units. The same bar the fact they haven`t got height adjusters. You will save money though.

Henry

matt_33

Original Poster:

8 posts

238 months

Friday 13th August 2004
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What is the height adjustment? Is that just the tilting of the lights - i.e. if the car is tilting up because I'm pulling a caravan (yeh, like that's going to happen)I can tilt the lights down more? If so, I don't think I've ever used this in any of my cars - so think the Boxster light seems a good call.