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[Crush 4]

I am in need of new headlights have cracks and continued yellowing. Also need a rear bumper.Has anyone had luck with aftermarket?
I see there are certain Toyota dealers that offer good prices on line, although shipping is a consideration. Anyone find a good dealer to work with?
thx

 

[Crush 4]

I am in need of new headlights have cracks and continued yellowing. Also need a rear bumper.Has anyone had luck with aftermarket?
I see there are certain Toyota dealers that offer good prices on line, although shipping is a consideration. Anyone find a good dealer to work with?
thx

Went to my local dealer today and he gave a slight discount. I showed him what I saw on line (cheaper), he didn’t budge.
Anyone know of a place that sells used 1st Gen 1 tundra parts?

 

[Kris]

I would look at one of the Tundra forums. I am considering buying a set of projector retro-fits for ~$350

 

[Crush 4]

I would look at one of the Tundra forums. I am considering buying a set of projector retro-fits for ~$350

Yep trying there too
I heard bad reviews of aftermarket but if you heard different, let me know

 

[Kris]

I have these in an amazon wish list right now.. Amazon product ASIN B07FNVLBQSMy housings are roached too, but my Tundy isn't a DD and I don't drive at night often enough to get new ones yet.

I have read that this brand is kind of hit or miss on quality. But for the price, I think it is probably worth it. Especially when toyota wants $175/ea for a housing.

Here's a link to the guy building the kits for ~$350

The ultimate headlight project

So I recently retro fitted my headlights and decided I wanted to do another set. I wanted the next set to be unique and stand out from the rest. After...

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This is also a very thorough overview of a retro-fit.

How To: 1st Gen Tundra HID Retrofit w/ Mini H1 7.0 Bi-Xenon Projectors

So my dad's birthday is coming up, and so I came up with an idea to retrofit the headlights in his 2000 Tundra since he is in is late 60's and seeing...

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