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For Sale F430 Spider Headlights - 3,500 miles - Have "dust/ sand" inside but work fine

Discussion in 'Ferrari Parts & Collectibles' started by Ricknoll, Jun 28, 2024.

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  1. Ricknoll

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    #1 Ricknoll, Jun 28, 2024
    Anyone know how to take the lens off the Headlights without doing damage - there is light drywall dust like "sand" in the headlights from water. work fine but dont want to gouge or break them as they have all tabs and otherwise look great? I'll either sell them as is or keep as spares for my 2007. So anyone ever remove covers and "clean". thoughts?


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  2. priericky128

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    #2 priericky128, Jun 28, 2024
    Hey I’ll take them if you are trying to get rid of them. I did my 360 lights and would like to do a second set to get better at it
     
  3. Ricknoll

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    #3 Ricknoll, Jun 28, 2024
    definately not trying to "get rid" of them. would sell as opposed to damaging. i see them for $1200 to $1500 in ok shape. these only had 3500 miles on them and no stress marks or anything like that. just trying to gauge if anyone has opened and closed a set before. Feel free to PM me a price and i'll take a look.
     
  4. colorfull

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    #4 colorfull, Jun 28, 2024
    I know it is doable to separate the lens, but I hear it is painstakingly time consuming
     
  5. priericky128

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    #5 priericky128, Jun 30, 2024
    yeah it's not hard just takes a lot of time and is really fiddly. Also it's extremely easy to screw it up.
     
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  6. GogglesPisano

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    #6 GogglesPisano, Jul 1, 2024
    I've baked headlights before but not these. Mine are starting to have some fog in them but would be interested in an extra set to experiment on. PMing you.
     

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