Anyone know where i can get clear side marker lens for my 03 max?

looks like custommaxima is down

 

www.stillen.com

 

and here


http://store.yahoo.com/southwestauto...ismaxexpr.html

 

huh? I can't find it there.... just on southeastautoworks2002..

 

http://www.stillen.com/sportscars.asp?cat=3&subcat=158

 

Uhhhhhh... ummmm... and? This shows nothing.. Furthermore, searching for "clear maxima" on their website yields 0 results..

 

Check Ebay...I got all 4 of mine on there as a package deal from the same guy. I saved about $10 compared to normal online store prices and only had to pay shipping once. The only other thing you need to get is red bulbs, I think they were like $3 at Autozone.

 

Procarparts.com like $26.99 each and they won't combine shipping!

 

$59.95 for all 4. Total is ~$67 depending on your shipping method.

 

No offence to you but your computer is messed up. I click the link and it takes me to the clear corners on stillen.

 

Stillen has rear LENSES, not clear corners. That's why he doesnt see CLEAR CORNERS.

 

I give up.. lenses, clear nothing shows up.. Even if you choose a 2003 nissan maxima as your vehicle at the top..

I'll just but them off ebay.. Stillen is making it too hard for me to buy from them..

 

Stillen's site aint too bad..

Here is what the link offers..
CLEAR REAR BUMPER LENS, '00 MAXIMA (2PCS)
Part Number: CWB-1107

That's if you put in the '02 Maxima as your target car. No clear side markers though.

 

Yeah I found Ebay much easier and cheaper too. There's a guy on there that has tons of them, you'll know because each ad looks the same. He has the fronts and rears listed seperately, but if you email him he will ship them together to save you some $$$.

While we're on the topic...a word of advise that I found helpful when doing mine. Reseal around the entire back edge of each marker (where the clear lens meets the plastic back) with some clear silicone and let it dry completely before putting them in. The seal on my sets, and a couple others that I've seen, looked pretty crappy and you wind up getting condensation inside the lenses.

 

I had the same problem w/ mine! I would definatly take care of it b4 installing them!

 

I took that suggestion and mine look great! Installed them in the dead of winter with tons of snow on the ground and they have NO condensation in them. Definitely worth the time.