FS: Painted SLT Headlight Package

GrnMtnRider · August 27, 2016

http://www.ebay.com/itm/122099840272?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I'm selling the following (more pictures in the link above)

2 - Modified OEM Headlights from a 2014 GMC Sierra All Terrain. These headlights have been separated, the chrome was painted black and the LED lenses and turn lenses were tinted.

1 - Passenger Side OEM Headlight from a base model GMC Sierra (No LEDs)

1 - New set of MoriMoto 3Five HID bulbs in 5k temperature

1 - New set of MoriMoto 3Five HID bulbs in 4.3k temperature

1 - New set of Vleds LED Amber Turn Signal Bulbs (full kit)

I removed the two OEM Headlights from my 2014 Sierra All Terrain last summer to paint the internal chrome pieces and tint the lenses. Unfortunately my first attempt at separating a set of headlights did not have the results I had hoped for. When disassembling the passenger headlight I cracked the outer lens. I temporarily sealed this with clear silicone from the inside. Please see the pictures in the link for more detail.

Overall the headlights came out fairly nice for my first time doing a project like this. They function exactly as they should and would be plug and play. There are no broken tabs, but they are not perfect. I did notice a little fogging in extreme humidity, more so from the passenger side as I did not seal that side as permanently as the driver side (more about that below). The truck in the picture is my actual vehicle and the headlights being sold are the same as the lights installed in the pictures. However, I am too much of a perfectionist and when I had the opportunity to buy a second set of headlights this summer I purchased them and had them professionally modified. I am now selling these to offset some of the cost.

In addition to the two modified lights I am including a third headlight (passenger side). My original intent was to remove the lens from this third light and replace the cracked lens with it. That is the reason I did not seal the passenger lens as permanently as the driver side.

I also noticed that because of the spray tint on the side marker lenses it was harder to see the turn signals when these lights were installed. For that I purchased a set of Amber LED turn signals from Vleds.com But I bought my replacement headlights before ever getting the chance to install them so they are still new in the packaging.

And finally I am including two sets of HID bulbs. One set in 5000 kelvin temperature and another set in 4300 kelvin. These are also brand new in the box. They were included when I purchased my replacement lights, but I have no need for them and am passing them along to the next person.

Again, to be clear, these headlights are not cosmetically perfect. They have imperfections, but they work properly as they should. These would be a great option for someone that needs to replace broken lights or isn't as worried about the cosmetic perfection. They would also be great for someone with more experience separating and modifying factory lights. Or they would be a great option as a temporary set for anyone interested in sending out their own lights to be professionally modified but can't afford the down time.