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Try this on your old 244 taillights 200

posted by  JoeTown244GL on  Sun Nov 17 12:02 CST 2002
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On my 244GL I had a black plastic based right taillight and a tan plastic based left tail light due to a students inability to use a rear view mirror. Even though you could only see a little (3/8" x 12") of each color between the upper and lower lenses it still bothered me. So I bought 36" of that red-white semi-truck side marker reflective tape for $5.00. I cut out strips from the red portion and played them in between the upper and lower lenses. It solves a problem that has been bugging me for a while, it looks (ALMOST) factory applied, and it adds a little more reflectivity to the rear of my brick. Clean the surface with alcohol first. Let me know what you think if you try it.

Happy Bricking.






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