Custom 2nd gen Fresh Air Headlight Covers for sale
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Custom 2nd gen Fresh Air Headlight Covers for sale
If anyone would be interested I am building fresh air Intake headlight covers. It is a conversion of the stock cover. The price is $50.00 + Core or I also can ship it to you painted to match your car for an additional $25.00 both are plus shipping.
If anyone would like one. or to see more pics, Email me at jammnn@adelphia.net
If anyone would like one. or to see more pics, Email me at jammnn@adelphia.net
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I would buy it if the inlet were larger. I would also prefer that the inlet started further towards the front so the slope is longer, I am thinkin it would be able to draw more air that way, same theory as when you port your intake/exhaust ports. Looks real nice though. I will buy if you can make the changes.
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There is not alot of room under the cover so if you wanted a larger inlet be prepared to do some cutting of the headlight support. It was designed to fit without any modifications to the headlight support. but I will look into the starting point of the intake slope.
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I want one blaze red but I'm only gonna be able to pay in 2 weeks.
Will you still have it by then?
How much would it be shipped?
Do I have to give you my headlight though?
Will you still have it by then?
How much would it be shipped?
Do I have to give you my headlight though?
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I will be making them for a while so if you want one in a few weeks I should have one, I have a few built and ready to ship and will be building more this week.
Shipping cost depend on you location but it will be actual shipping charges. around $5.00 - $10.00
And yes the price is with your cover as a core.
PM or Email me if you want one.
Shipping cost depend on you location but it will be actual shipping charges. around $5.00 - $10.00
And yes the price is with your cover as a core.
PM or Email me if you want one.
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I know that theres not alot of height to work with, it just looked like from the pics that it wasnt very wide. Anyways, I am assuuming that you are stamping actual covers, not fabbing them (explains the core requirement)? If so, I guess you could stamp the ones we send you, then get the same one back? (To save the painting process)
I am very interested. Good price.
I am very interested. Good price.
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I cut and vent 1st gen light lids. looks good man,,
there IS NOT much room for a larger opening, i've
developed different shapes,,NACA ducts,,i charge $ 10.00 dollors, un-painted ,the buyer picks up all shipping
and sends a lid,I use there lid,,people like that better..
but,,looking good man,, well done ,.
there IS NOT much room for a larger opening, i've
developed different shapes,,NACA ducts,,i charge $ 10.00 dollors, un-painted ,the buyer picks up all shipping
and sends a lid,I use there lid,,people like that better..
but,,looking good man,, well done ,.
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alright when I get my next next paycheck I'll buy one from you.
Are you gonna stamp my headlight cover or give me another one?
Cause I don't wanna run around town without a headlight. :/
Are you gonna stamp my headlight cover or give me another one?
Cause I don't wanna run around town without a headlight. :/
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There is not much to it..thats why its only $ 10.00 dollors
and people will pay a reasonable amount for it.. so why
not..?? ask an arm and a leg, and nobody will buy the
product,or service...the customer picks up ALL the shipping,,to and from,,and furnish the part to be done.
I preform the service,send it back to the customer COD
un-painted,,easy,,i also can do different shapes too..
THE DUCT CAN NOT BE VERY LARGE,BECAUSE OF SPACE
LIMITS..
and people will pay a reasonable amount for it.. so why
not..?? ask an arm and a leg, and nobody will buy the
product,or service...the customer picks up ALL the shipping,,to and from,,and furnish the part to be done.
I preform the service,send it back to the customer COD
un-painted,,easy,,i also can do different shapes too..
THE DUCT CAN NOT BE VERY LARGE,BECAUSE OF SPACE
LIMITS..
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I will be able to look at enlarging the opening tonight. ...On the cost differences to Perez`s $10.00 light covers and mine, I am not sure how he does his but mine takes a while to make, cutting it out, welding in new sides, supports and sanding and smoothing the bondo to a factory look then priming. All I know is it takes time to make them and for $75.00 painted its a steal, just the paint materials costs almost 25.00. the fiberglass one above is selling on ebay for 150.00 unpainted.
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I think I'll buy one on the 1st of August. Do you take Paypal? Also how about shipping. If i send you my cover how fast can you have one back to me? Of course i'm willing to pay extra to get it to me faster