$300 for that?!
#1
$300 for that?!
Well doing some searching here and I am in need of a Fog light lens for the driver and passenger side. Just got my '86 Porsche 944 turbo today and going through it and making a list of what she needs and that is one of them. Well for $300 roughly you can purchase brand new OEM fog light lens. This guys isnt doing that lol SO I WAS wondering if anyone was parting a body out or anything or if you just have some extras sitting around and how much. Let me know guys! Thanks! and I will be posting pictures and a new car thread as well so stay tuned!
-Dylan
-Dylan
#2
Hi and welcome. Just so you know you cannot start "want to buy" threads without being a paid member.Have a read of the rules at the top first as it would be a shame if you are banned on your first post.
Yes there are used ones offered on here occasionally but most have some road rash due to the position they are in.
Looking forward to pics of your car.
Yes there are used ones offered on here occasionally but most have some road rash due to the position they are in.
Looking forward to pics of your car.
#3
Well doing some searching here and I am in need of a Fog light lens for the driver and passenger side. Just got my '86 Porsche 944 turbo today and going through it and making a list of what she needs and that is one of them. Well for $300 roughly you can purchase brand new OEM fog light lens. This guys isnt doing that lol SO I WAS wondering if anyone was parting a body out or anything or if you just have some extras sitting around and how much. Let me know guys! Thanks! and I will be posting pictures and a new car thread as well so stay tuned!
-Dylan
-Dylan
Unfortunately, your problem is too common for most 951 and 944S2 owners.
Last I checked the new Bosch fog light lenses are no longer available and whatever is available for sale is either NOS or used sets. I happen to have a couple of sets of the euro version of the lenses and I had to spend roughly $200 a lens! The used sets in decent condition are usually going for $350-$400 and the NOS are more expensive.
Btw, an introduction would have been the better way for your first post.
#4
MAGK944 - my apologies, I will check up on them. DIMI944 - I know i know :/ I just couldn't wait anymore I have been going crazy looking for stuff and thought to just post something and see if someone would have a quick fix to my problem lol I will be posting a official introduction post in the correct thread so don't worry! and it will be a good write up!
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#8
Sorry, but get used to it. Check the prices for things like bumper pads or other parts that get beat up a bit. You did not buy a Toyota Tercel, it take a certain amount of coin to preserve these things......
There are some good online Porsche salvage sites, but even there, things are not cheap. Places like here, where many of us have accumulated parts, are a great place to barter, trade or buy privately.
There are some good online Porsche salvage sites, but even there, things are not cheap. Places like here, where many of us have accumulated parts, are a great place to barter, trade or buy privately.
#9
Check this out: https://rennlist.com/forums/944-turb...chevy-p-u.html
I think the stock fogs look way better personally, but it's cool to see budget solutions. Anyone else have any tricks for cool stuff to do with the fog light spots? I have a 951 bumper conversion in the "getting all the parts together" phase and am interested.
I think the stock fogs look way better personally, but it's cool to see budget solutions. Anyone else have any tricks for cool stuff to do with the fog light spots? I have a 951 bumper conversion in the "getting all the parts together" phase and am interested.
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#11
It is not that expensive if you compare it to other sport cars. If compared to $500 honda than it is very expensive.
bmw E39 headlight costs $1500, vette C6 headlight is ~$1000 and so on.
bmw E39 headlight costs $1500, vette C6 headlight is ~$1000 and so on.
#12
Thanks for your input guys. Was hoping someone would have a MOD solution of some sort and point me in the right direction. The chevy mod doesnt look terrible. Yeah its not like the OEM look but hey if it saves you dropping 300+ on a light then who cares right? As long as you can get them to shine and point in the right direction all is good
#13
How about something like this?
http://www.amhp.com.au/
My aussie friends use them on their bikes. I have been on a bike when the headlight took a hit. The protector was cracked, but the headlight was fine. Much cheaper to replace than a complete headlight.
I would imagine they could make up covers for our fog lights, if there was enough interest. One of their protectors is about $50 for my bike which is a little smaller than both the 944's fog lights put together.
Just a thought...
http://www.amhp.com.au/
My aussie friends use them on their bikes. I have been on a bike when the headlight took a hit. The protector was cracked, but the headlight was fine. Much cheaper to replace than a complete headlight.
I would imagine they could make up covers for our fog lights, if there was enough interest. One of their protectors is about $50 for my bike which is a little smaller than both the 944's fog lights put together.
Just a thought...