hazard light covers

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  1. maverick656

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    I want to replace the orange hazard light covers with some sort of clear cover. I have green bulbs that I want to put in place so they will be green. Any suggestions?
     
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    beleive it or not this company can make lenses from a pattern, they have done them in clear for some bikes, particuarily vintage ones. email them: http://www.claussstudios.com/index.html

    might even get them to cast them in green. ?
     
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    Are you referring to the lenses for the turn signals in the grill?
     
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    ...because if he is that is illegal and you WILL be pulled over for that.
     
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    My thoughts, exactly!
     
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    No, I'm talking about the ones on the side.
     
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    Still illegal.

    I know of nobody that makes clear ones for the sides. If you put in blue bulbs on the front, they would come out green. :D
     
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    Not here :oops:

    There's an Accord with green headlights running around here that I haven't seen pulled over at all. Not saying it looks good, though.
     
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    I just found a set on ebay last week and they were NOS. Try ebay, usually everyone sells them in singles I was lucky to come across a pair. What other color light bulb can I use that would look "cool" but not illegal. I believe I have amber bulbs right now. I also got the clear lens for the grill lights off cjponyparts.
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