-
If you plan to post to Classified forums, you must follow these rules, or your post will be deleted.
- Thread title must include at a minimum: FS or FT, Item(1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th gen), Price and Location. For Example: FS: 4th GEN Carpet Floor Mats - Tan, $50 Denver, CO.
-
All Threads must contain the following information
- What is for sale/trade (model, specs, etc.)
- Condition
- Price/What you want to trade for
- Location of item
- At least one picture of the item for sale or for trade
- No "Feeler" Threads - Its either for sale or it isn't.
- Moderators lock Classified Threads that have not had any activity in 90 days or when the part is announced SOLD.
- Threads not complying with the rules will be deleted without notice.
WTB 3rd gen 4Runner headlight retrofit
- Thread starter AsianT4R
- Start date
Register to hide this ad
BrianSD_42
New member
Do you want a full cut and retrofit or just a nicely done "drop in" ?
I've heard the drop-ins can be nearly 90% as sharp.
I could do the work for a drop-in, including painting the light for $150 + supplies and shipping. You would pay for the parts as well of course.
If you are looking for a retrofit that includes cutting, drilling, aligning, gluing etc well that will cost you easily $400 in pure LABOR.
Rickashay's prices are actually below market and he is good at what he does.
There are fully professional shops that do the work as well. Just call The Retrofit Source and ask for a referral to a shop that does the work. You will find that $400 - $600 in labor is standard, PLUS parts.
Again if you are looking for a sweet drop-in just let me know. I wrote a write up on this site about how to the full cutting and aligning on your own.
I won't do that process for cash because:
1) it is a pain in the ass and takes like 10 hours
2) I make pretty decent money at my current job and have better things to do with 10 hours of my time then to do a project like that
3) I'm not as good as Rickashay since I've only done 1 set - MINE.
layball:
I've heard the drop-ins can be nearly 90% as sharp.
I could do the work for a drop-in, including painting the light for $150 + supplies and shipping. You would pay for the parts as well of course.
If you are looking for a retrofit that includes cutting, drilling, aligning, gluing etc well that will cost you easily $400 in pure LABOR.
Rickashay's prices are actually below market and he is good at what he does.
There are fully professional shops that do the work as well. Just call The Retrofit Source and ask for a referral to a shop that does the work. You will find that $400 - $600 in labor is standard, PLUS parts.
Again if you are looking for a sweet drop-in just let me know. I wrote a write up on this site about how to the full cutting and aligning on your own.
I won't do that process for cash because:
1) it is a pain in the ass and takes like 10 hours
2) I make pretty decent money at my current job and have better things to do with 10 hours of my time then to do a project like that
3) I'm not as good as Rickashay since I've only done 1 set - MINE.
layball:
