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97 R33 4 Door Tail Lights

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hi all dont know if im in the right area but can anyone please tell me if you can get clear tail lights for a 4 door r33...if so where can i get these a i just bought and the ass end looks crap....any help want be truly greatful thanks...

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Welcome to Skylines Australia!! Try eBay, they might have some. Altho, saying that, i dont think you should get them. The clear lights look shit on a skyline, but its up to you. Modify your car how you want to, not how other ppl want u to.

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4 door, true. I had a look around for you, but can't find anything. How about converting to 2 door tail lights? Its not a direct bolt on swap, but can be done? Or modify clear 2 door lights to fit in with your 4 door? Other than that, I have no idea

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I dunno, I kinda like them, in a wierd kinda way. But then again we are all different. We modify our cars for ourselves, not each other. Good luck with that, it'll deffinately be one of a kinda with custom tail lights. Or if you are really adventurous, maybe something different altogether? Ferrari lights moulded into the back? Now thats a cool idea...

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