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Old 18th January 2001, 17:16   #1 (permalink)
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did anyone change the 2000 lights for 2001?
if so what is the exact process I orderd the lights but wonder what other hardware there may be
 
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Old 18th January 2001, 17:38   #2 (permalink)
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mfreak,

sorry, i don't have the answers but i am interested in the 2001 lights upgrade. can you tell me where you purcahsed them and what they cost--front and rear.

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FYI - This topic has already been addressed on this board. Do a search of 2001 lights and you should find all the threads.

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Old 20th January 2001, 20:09   #4 (permalink)
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[quote]Originally posted by david enock:
[b]mfreak,

sorry, i don't have the answers but i am interested in the 2001 lights upgrade. can you tell me where you purcahsed them and what they cost--front and rear.

BMW of Manhatan @800.00 front light
@250.00 rear

thats each
 
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MFREAK,

go to www.bekkers.com and then call them using the 800 number. tell them you want the Euro 2001 E39 lights front and rear. the fronts were around $995.00 (for the pair) and the rears were $295.00 again for the pair.

i just did mine and it looks great.. see my latest post with pics...


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thanks for the info. now, all i have to do is get out of the 1/2 inch of snow on my very slightly inclined driveway. i tried to sneak out of my garage this morning and failed.
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