A friend gave me a pair of tail lights that I am trying to identify. If someone can tell me what vehicle they fit from the pictures that I have taken, I would appreciate it very much.
I can't find any manufacturer name on the lights. Is there a standard way to identify auto parts like these?
Thanks!
Pat- They really look like Ford Probe or possibly MX-6 not certain of the year.
-- Jerry Randolph '90B Red Houston, TX
If there is no brand on it, i say Peugeot 406. Typical is the thin line in body color in the middle of the light.
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Looks like they are from a late model Saturn.
Pat '96M
Pretty horrible looking, but at least Joe did not have to haggle to get the thing. Tell your friend to get a white Miata and put clear tail lights on.
Leon
I don't know Joe, but I agree, the looks of the Saturn models has never appealed to me. With so many ugly cars and trucks on the road today (imho), it fits right in. Do you have a picture of the back of your car? I do not usually like clear lenses, but I have never seen them on a white M1.
Pat '96M
That looks pretty nifty. I would still leave mine stock, but the clear lenses look better with white than the other colors that I have seen, imho.
Pat '96M
I can agree with the latter. I would not want them on a nonwhite car.
Note that they look better life than in the picture. White is hard too photograph already, and additional reflecting surfaces don't help.
Leon
Are you going ricer, Leon? I think the award-winning (yes, award winning) style of the stock M1 taillights are great. To each his own, though.
Somewhat better pictures are at
Leon
Stock lights are big blobs of red, though they should not be ricey on red Miatas. On white Miatas, clear lights are a lot more refined, however.
Leon
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