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I got those lights too!!

But the funny thing is that i have different headlights!

Most Cefi's have the 3 lense SILVIA type lights, with the orange foggy, drivers light, and high beam.

Mine only have the orange foggy and the drivers/highbeam in the one unit... !

goddamn that's a lot for a pair of tail lights lol... my project should end up costing just under $80 for the pair :) R32 4 door tail lights $60 for the pair from a local wrecker, the rest for fibreglass and epoxy.

really? I saw the coupe one and the 4 door mod, and thought the 4 door one blended in with the lines of the cef a bit better. Plus the wrecker wants an arm n a leg for a set of coupe ones, and I don't think my old man really gives a rats arse :cheers:

Yeh i own an original 1992 ceffy and have those tail lights. I also own  a performance shop so i can order them in new for $280 each because i just had one replaced on mine. Email [email protected] if interested located in syd.

this is the one, noticed the broken drivers side taillight? we replaced it with a brand spanking new one. :headspin:

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