ID89GT
10 Year Member
What's the easiest way to get them apart, my lenses aren't the easiest to find and mine are in perfect shape so I don't want to mess them up haha
Did some taillight maintainence today
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i hear ya, i did my capris tails way back in the day before the interweb and was scared ****less about breaking them. the butyl thats sealing them will probably be stiff so once you get them started it shouldnt be a problem. use a small screwdriver or if you have one a plastic pry tool (not a bad thing to have, you can get a kit at harbor freight cheep) and start working around the edge of hte lens. be gentle, those things have been in there a while! the metal clips are what hold them in so once you get them apart pry the pins on the clips up a touch to make sure they hold the lenses tight. add some new butyl or a thick bead of black RTV in the channel
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And final product. I polished the lenses, painted the center bar and restriped. Some fresh Butyl Tape to seal them back up and good as brand new. Not bad for 23 years old.
I paid $25 for the pair of lights 3 years ago
I haven't seen these in a long, long, time. SVO taillights. Had em on my 79. talk about a blast from the past....
cenok is family
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just do a google image search for "red 1993 cobra." they came factory with pin striped tail lights...
