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Gryphon
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I love how the grass is always greener on the other side. I mean if you look at the Eu section of the forums, it's literally full of threads about how to change the lights to US spec. I just love humanity sometimes. So I'm sure you'll find a way to swap parts with someone here.
Personally, I love the clears.
Personally, I love the clears.
YLA G
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Well, it makes your car stand out. But anyways, the clear is on some colors mush cleaner. So I understand that they want to switch. I would also switch if I got a red, but want black on my orange
papinist
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My theory is, US guys had the Mustang for 50 years, and always with red taillights (amongst other things) so they aspire to something different as the clear lights.
On the other hand, we in Europe (and the rest of the world) have never had the Mustang so we would have the real, stock, american look
On the other hand, we in Europe (and the rest of the world) have never had the Mustang so we would have the real, stock, american look
Ericc B
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I don't particularly dislike the white tail lights as such (even though they have a certain ricer association) but I hate how they look totally pink when they are on during daylight. I have never had a car with pink tail lights and I cannot understand why anyone would deliberately change their red lights for pink ones.
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