FS: Interior LED lights (blue and white)
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Bought A LOT of LED's from superlumination.com, 'a la carte' (i.e. there was no pre-packaged set). More than enough to replace all the interior lights + spares. I don't know how many of each but I did the following:
Blue in the footwells/door sills
White in the front and rear overhead clusters and glovebox
White interior trunk lights
White + 2 resistors for license plate lights
Few random blue incandecent lights for the overhead clusters (the center of the 3 lights in the overhead cluster do not accomodate an LED bulb)
Bought the whole bunch for $130-ish. All work perfectly.
$50+shipping
Blue in the footwells/door sills
White in the front and rear overhead clusters and glovebox
White interior trunk lights
White + 2 resistors for license plate lights
Few random blue incandecent lights for the overhead clusters (the center of the 3 lights in the overhead cluster do not accomodate an LED bulb)
Bought the whole bunch for $130-ish. All work perfectly.
$50+shipping
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From: Originally from Koeln, Deutschland. Enjoying it in Bonita Springs, Florida Now :)
Are you joking? DAMMIT!!!!!!
I was looking at exactly those bulbs all day! What are the chances that some one sells these at this great price on the same exact day and I miss it!
I was looking at exactly those bulbs all day! What are the chances that some one sells these at this great price on the same exact day and I miss it!
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Sorry bro. It was nice out today (heck, it's nice here everyday in AZ). On a whim, I pulled the M5 out of the garage and started pulling stuff off.
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From: Originally from Koeln, Deutschland. Enjoying it in Bonita Springs, Florida Now :)
Originally Posted by bonehead' post='811001' date='Mar 8 2009, 07:58 PM
Tell me about it Mike. Wish it was this easy for all the crap I need to get rid of.
Sorry bro. It was nice out today (heck, it's nice here everyday in AZ). On a whim, I pulled the M5 out of the garage and started pulling stuff off.
Sorry bro. It was nice out today (heck, it's nice here everyday in AZ). On a whim, I pulled the M5 out of the garage and started pulling stuff off.
I guess I am just going to wait for another opportunity...
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Originally Posted by bonehead' post='811001' date='Mar 8 2009, 07:58 PM
Tell me about it Mike. Wish it was this easy for all the crap I need to get rid of.
yea. I'm trying to sell a bunch of junk at home too. Even ebay is not guaranteed to sell some of my junk.
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Originally Posted by nigxdoof' post='811033' date='Mar 8 2009, 05:16 PM
yea. I'm trying to sell a bunch of junk at home too. Even ebay is not guaranteed to sell some of my junk.
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