Hey guys. If you would like a custom pair of LED tail lights...You found what your looking for. The tail lights are plug and play. The tail lights were made by me with the help of "LED Junkie" Rotary Rasp's design and knowledge. The lights are running off a 12 volt source just so I could take pictures of it. Take about 1 week to complete.

If your interest...Send me a PM or reply on the forum.

Price: 400.00 Shipped. If you ship your tail light to me the price is 340.00. I live in Pottstown, PA. Area code 19465.

Parking Lights:



Braking Lights:

 

Folks, I can contest the the amount of work that goes into making such a beautiful taillight. If you saw how much labor goes into making the circuit board and the fabrication process, you'd realize that the asking price is a steal. Props for coping such a good design!

 

I have learned well master. LoL

Thanks for the design and your help.

 

Love the look. Just dont have the cash right now. If you still have them in like 2 weeks I will take them off ur hands without question!

 

The limited amount and custom work makes the price asking well worth it to me! Plus it is the wives car and she is all about looks!!

 

Sale is pending for one other person. If he does purchase it...i will make another set for you.

 

SOLD! Thanks for looking guys. If anyone would like me to make a set for them let me know. It take about 1 week to complete if i have a set of tail lights handy. Just PM me.

 

If anyone would like a set of LED Tail Lights. PM me. It will only take me about 1 Week to complete.

 

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are you still making these? can you post a pic of what they look like without the light on, in day light?

 

no this is done. i believe evil 8 sold his car

 

hey heres a question anyway about this thread..does anyone know how to get into the taillights??? I can do the led board, my only issue is accessing the inside. Baking is out..the plastic is fused together not glued. I guess the only option is hacking a big hole in the back??

 

PM rotary rasp.

 

Great job
I'll be doing business with you in the near future

 

did he make you a set?

 

Rotary Rasp cut into the back of the light.

He did a thread on it.

I was in on the trials of attempted baking and it did not end well.