[FatTortoise]

Look what I made, well, it is a really fast, carefree version..

Like, if I took more time, and effort, it would look cool...

BLING BLING!

 

[mykej27]

So far it looks good. From a distance you couldn't even tell.

Nice job.

 

[mykej27]

Did you use chrome tape?

 

[FatTortoise]

No.. I drilled holes where the yellow parts clip in, and then I poped the thing out.. Then I cut a line down the back side, and took the yellow part out..

 

[mykej27]

Looks like you missed a piece.

 

[sfblacksel]

I am lost here. It looks like the lens is broken in the pic. There is also a piece still in there I think.

 

[Twilight]

Ya it looks smashed dude.

 

[sfblacksel]

Oh wait!!!
I forgot you had yet another accident.
I remember those days I had mine. I would have one at least every year. Thank God I have never had one in a Taurus.

It is just too purdy a car to wreck. I think you can get some silver reflective tape in the auto parts store. I have been wondering how to do this on my Centennial.

I took this pic with the lights on but imagine a clear reflector and one of those silver turn bulbs that light up orange. On the Gen IV this is the only orange on the car and it looks dumb.

 

[FatTortoise]

Yeah, I tested the theory on my smashed headlight.. I am still debating on tring it on my good ones...

 

[mth676]

haha. When i first saw your pic i thought u were just jokin around. I think it looks pretty cool after takin a closer look at it.

 

[afi292]

LOL this is kinda ironic, but i was studying my corners trying to figure out how to do the same thing as you did!!! lol

But it looks like it'd be real nice!

 

[joe5.0]

I always wanted to do it on mine, but didnt have the time. Someone should buy a set off ebay and experiment with them.