anybody familiar with these?

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anybody familiar with these?

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These look pretty cool, whaddaya think
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Isn't that the supra tail light conversion?
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best taillights i've seen on an mx-3 =) i'd buy them
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looks good, no its not supra, custom made
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wow, i really like those.
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The lights look great, but the wing just says "RICE" a little to loud for my liking...
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Does anybody know if these are for sale? I know the site listed above has kits for sale, but anybody actually sell finished product? I'm thinking of buying a kit, but would prefer not to do all the work. thanks
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The Website http://www.quadconversions.com/mazda_mx3.htm points that this guy can help. His name is
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Looks like a custom jobby. SHould not be too diffucult as long as you get proper light clusters to fit.

I like how the car has little built in rear fog lights in the bumper on each side of the license plate.
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Those tail lights look outstanding but IMHO, the wing is most useful as a "mother-in-law seat"...
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Originally posted by perhapsadingo8yerbaby:
Those tail lights look outstanding but IMHO, the wing is most useful as a "mother-in-law seat"...
LMAO :laugh:
but yea those are nice! somethin different is always cool to see
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