Tail Light concepts 98-02 Firebird Trans Am
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#142
I was just messing around and came up with this: Red strip light on the inside perimeter about an inch or two from the edge that lights up with the DRLs. Similar to the Chargers, but not so bright and obnoxious. Brake lights light up sequentially, but very fast like a strobe... Enough to catch your eye. Of course for this, the lens would need to be smoked or frosted. You'd need to add a red reflector in the housing, too.
#145
This is beautiful.
#146
I like this!
#150
here's my idea, all from hating the rear end of my car, I did some tracing/sketches the old fashion way, using taillights with the look of your design but alter the WHOLE rear of the car as described in the sketches attached. Its a sorta "widebody" concept for everything from the center of the rear wheel wells back.
Last edited by Daniel Richards; 08-09-2012 at 09:14 PM.
#153
the black matches my ceta.. I think i'm going to atleast give it a try, something to keep me busy appearance wise, anybody have experience taking apart tail light housings? will the black stripes wetsand off leaving the red underneath of it, or am I going to have to somehow replace the lenses completely??
#157
I have an idea for a different project that involves lens still, so how could one replicate a lense shape and fill in however you want the rest? Is it possible to make a "mold" from our tail lights with plexiglass, or somehow actual glass?
#158
I love the retro ones. They look especially good on your silver car. Love the hood stripes too.
I say for experimental purposes just pick up a set of v6 tailights from a 93-97 bird and lay some vinyl over them. Or mask them off and paint the black areas. That would keep from sacrificing your current ones and the paint or vinyl could always be taken off, redone, tweeked, etc.
I say for experimental purposes just pick up a set of v6 tailights from a 93-97 bird and lay some vinyl over them. Or mask them off and paint the black areas. That would keep from sacrificing your current ones and the paint or vinyl could always be taken off, redone, tweeked, etc.