STI BLOB Blacked Out Headlamps / Swap+Cash
16 October 2012, 06:04 PM
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STI BLOB Blacked Out Headlamps / Swap+Cash
Hi guys. Im am going to sell my Proffessionally Blacked Out Blob Headlamps. They have only been sprayed for a monthor so. They look fab and i payed a fortune to have them opened up and sprayed properly with the correct heat proof paint that will last unlike sme of the self jobs iv seen.
I will need your standard unbroken headlamps in replacement plus £100 cash my way. I will accept Offers. PM me if ou have one.
Heres some pics of the lights, right one out of the car and the left on the car for reference. Lights wont be available for long as if they dont go the car will be sold with them.So if you want them let me know asap.
Cheers.
I will need your standard unbroken headlamps in replacement plus £100 cash my way. I will accept Offers. PM me if ou have one.
Heres some pics of the lights, right one out of the car and the left on the car for reference. Lights wont be available for long as if they dont go the car will be sold with them.So if you want them let me know asap.
Cheers.
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17 October 2012, 01:49 PM
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No offence fella but imo £250 plus lights in exchange is a bit of a hefty price tag personally, i know you say they have been professionaly done, but i done mine with a pop can and you would never know the difference 
considering the materials came to less than £10 to do plus my time, all IMO of course 
considering the materials came to less than £10 to do plus my time, all IMO of course
17 October 2012, 04:03 PM
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No offence fella but imo £250 plus lights in exchange is a bit of a hefty price tag personally, i know you say they have been professionaly done, but i done mine with a pop can and you would never know the difference considering the materials came to less than £10 to do plus my time, all IMO of course
considering the materials came to less than £10 to do plus my time, all IMO of course Id take offers but not £100. Id rather keep them on the car to be more desirable for sale than do that.
If yo hve an offer PM me and ill go from there.
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17 October 2012, 08:46 PM
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Whats you point. They are De-Tango'd not blacked out?
And thats rubbish anyway as second hand standard lamps are £150 each from most spares places.
And thats rubbish anyway as second hand standard lamps are £150 each from most spares places.
17 October 2012, 08:56 PM
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£175 for some pro sprayed lights with no problem of flaking like all the ther self jobbers iv seen. With a warranty for the work for two years, that havent been snapped or broken during the process, let alone not havingto do he work. One minute your lamps are crap chrome. the next black for not allot at all?
17 October 2012, 10:47 PM
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For those that dont want to attempt it themslves. Cant have the downtime on he car for work reasons. Cant find the time. Arent confident doing the work, dont want broken or melted lamps and want a proper job dont. Its not a bad price mate. Keep your opinions to ourself if you dont want them then why areyou looking.
Dont troll my Thread!
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Dont troll my Thread!
Cheers.
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18 October 2012, 12:14 AM
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If people aren`t interested in the lights, p1ss off and stop messing the thread up. I paid £250 for mine as I didn`t want to take the risk. VXRT can ask what he likes and good luck to him.
18 October 2012, 12:22 AM
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Cheers mate. I have lowered the price now anyway as originally I was including my xenon kit aswell but Iv taken them out now and lowered the price.
18 October 2012, 12:26 AM
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It just p1sses me off when every man and his dog spouts their opinion about the prices of stuff on here. Yes, originally I thought..a bit expensive, but including xenons it actually wasn`t a bad price...purely my opinion. GLWTS.
18 October 2012, 02:14 AM
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Same mate. If you dont like it zip it i say. Unless its completely taking the biscuit.
Maybe it wa my fault as never really mentioned he xeons eing left in but whatth hay.
Now its is the blcked ut headlamps as they are. People can take hier bulbs out and put them in mine instead.
Maybe it wa my fault as never really mentioned he xeons eing left in but whatth hay.
Now its is the blcked ut headlamps as they are. People can take hier bulbs out and put them in mine instead.