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payment sent. also any chance u can get these in orange for indicators?

nah sorry mate, only blue and white available, might get other colours later on

Lights turned up while i was in Darwin,

Thanks mate, trader rating left

no problem, appreciated =]

hey Dan,

got the blue led on my 32 and they looky sexcccccccc.

hey do you have a kit for Holden ss VT?

hahaha wrong seller mate, i stock the dash lights aswel but mine are different.

received and installed mine. they're bright lil fckrs lol. i had to solder a bit of copper wire on to the globes wire cause they were flickering when moved. work perfect now. Thank you.

received and installed mine. they're bright lil fckrs lol. i had to solder a bit of copper wire on to the globes wire cause they were flickering when moved. work perfect now. Thank you.

long as they're working =], yeah ive noticed on some of the bulbs that the metal legs are short on some of them while others are ong, havent had any problems yet with them, glad you resolved the issue.

recieved mine, and installed them today, their great, very happy with this product.

Cheers.

thanks, pm sent about the next order you wanted.

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