Glass Headlights - Needed

[Supra Steve 856]

Hi Guys,

 

Do any of you have a set of Glass headlights for sale??

 

I recently had a front end smash and my old jspec (plastic) ones got smashed, i always said to myself if the got damaged i would replace them with the glass set.

 

Does anyone have some for sale and if so how much??

 

Thanks,

 

steve

[Class One]

You're best trying Steve Manley at Inchcape Toyota, IIRC they're around £240 a set.

[Todd]

or Nic

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=76750

[Nic]

or Nic

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=76750

 

Thanks Todd

 

The UK glass headlights actually work out a little cheaper buying locally, once postage is added from here. It is only the facelift headlights that I can supply quite a bit cheaper.

[Guest gzaerojon]

I'd go for facelifts if it was me

 

but if you want glass ones, then THESE are a good price (if they are still available)

[jayssupra]

I thought facelift headlights where glass, so whats the differance between facelift and j-pec

[Guest gzaerojon]

I thought facelift headlights where glass, so whats the differance between facelift and j-pec

 

 

uk (glass) headlights and pre facelift (plastic) j-spec headlights both have the same markings on the lens, the only difference between them is one is glass and one is plastic (also the uk headlight has a electric adjuster on the back)

 

the facelift headlights are plastic, but there are less makings on the lenses, and the insides are a dark graphite grey colour

[Lewis]

uk (glass) headlights and pre facelift (plastic) j-spec headlights both have the same markings on the lens, the only difference between them is one is glass and one is plastic (also the uk headlight has a electric adjuster on the back)

 

the facelift headlights are plastic, but there are less makings on the lenses, and the insides are a dark graphite grey colour

 

 

Any nearer to being able to glass front my facelifts? I asked the question a while ago and you weren't too sure, just wondered if it was something you would consider giving a go, I have facelifts and would happily chop a set of uk's for the glass.

[jayssupra]

Thanks mate, that clears thing up

[Guest gzaerojon]

Any nearer to being able to glass front my facelifts? I asked the question a while ago and you weren't too sure, just wondered if it was something you would consider giving a go, I have facelifts and would happily chop a set of uk's for the glass.

 

 

i remember

 

i'm actually doing a set this weekend for a member, the only way this can be done is to pull apart a set of facelift lights to get the inside (plastic chrome) part. the it need trimming and cutting to fit inside the uk light, that's the only way of doing this as they are very different in construction.

 

i'll let you know the outcome when they're finnished

[Lewis]

i remember

 

i'm actually doing a set this weekend for a member, the only way this can be done is to pull apart a set of facelift lights to get the inside (plastic chrome) part. the it need trimming and cutting to fit inside the uk light, that's the only way of doing this as they are very different in construction.

 

i'll let you know the outcome when they're finnished

 

 

If you could, with prices too if you purleese

 

Cheers