SouthernCarParts - Tail Light Seals
02-01-2006, 12:14 PM
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SouthernCarParts - Tail Light Seals
Try our newly launched Tail Light Seals and stop the "Dreaded Drip" 
What is the dreaded drip? The dreaded drip is when you just finish washing and drying your Corvette, everything looks awesome.....You walk around your pride and joy for that one last look and there it is, the DREADED DRIP. It is the water that collects in your tail lights (because GM did not put a seal between the tailight and the body) and then drips out and down the rear bumper 5-10mins AFTER you finish drying your car. It is also the water that collects in the taillights and attracts all the road grime when you first take your Vette for a spin after a good washing.
Southern Car Parts Tail light seals solve the problem FOREVER, guaranteed!!!!!
Our tail light seals take less than 7 minutes to install, come with instuctions, and are pre-cut to be an exact fit every time. Only tools needed to intall them is a T15 Torx head and window cleaner. No glueing as they have a self-adhesive backing.
The seals are made from a high quality rubber that is UV resistant, temp resistant, and water resistant....THE SEALS ARE GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR. If they ever rot, crack, tear, or fade we will REPLACE THEM FREE OF CHARGE!
You will NEVER see the DREADED DRIP again!!!!!
Price is $24.99.
Click here to order...
Corvette C5 Taillight Seals
If you aren't happy just send it back for a full refund
Jim
What is the dreaded drip? The dreaded drip is when you just finish washing and drying your Corvette, everything looks awesome.....You walk around your pride and joy for that one last look and there it is, the DREADED DRIP. It is the water that collects in your tail lights (because GM did not put a seal between the tailight and the body) and then drips out and down the rear bumper 5-10mins AFTER you finish drying your car. It is also the water that collects in the taillights and attracts all the road grime when you first take your Vette for a spin after a good washing.
Southern Car Parts Tail light seals solve the problem FOREVER, guaranteed!!!!!
Our tail light seals take less than 7 minutes to install, come with instuctions, and are pre-cut to be an exact fit every time. Only tools needed to intall them is a T15 Torx head and window cleaner. No glueing as they have a self-adhesive backing.
The seals are made from a high quality rubber that is UV resistant, temp resistant, and water resistant....THE SEALS ARE GUARANTEED FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR. If they ever rot, crack, tear, or fade we will REPLACE THEM FREE OF CHARGE!
You will NEVER see the DREADED DRIP again!!!!!
Price is $24.99.
Click here to order...
Corvette C5 Taillight Seals
If you aren't happy just send it back for a full refund
Jim
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02-03-2006, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Mike94ZLT1
Agreed, its just weatherstripping you can buy at any hardware store or home depot.
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02-03-2006, 07:01 PM
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New supply of seals will arrive Tuesday. New orders will go out the following day.
Thanks for all the orders
You'll really like them once they are installed. Jim
02-03-2006, 07:56 PM
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Truly not the case.....Check out your local retail stores and you will see that the weatherstipping they sell there is the wrong dimensions to use for your car, either too thick or too wide.
Jim
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02-04-2006, 10:13 AM
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02-05-2006, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by madeouttaglass
I'm sorry to admit you're right. I tried the Lowes/ Home Depo route and bought crap that absorbed water. My car would drip if I drove through Death Valley. After $10 for the crap, $5 worth of gas, and a few hours driving to and from the stores, installing and ripping out the junk, I finally parted with the $25.
We tried those places first. You'll like these a lot once you get them installed.
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02-05-2006, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by DragMan
do u have these for flush mount tail lites??
Have not tried them on flush mounts, but should work just fine.
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02-05-2006, 02:45 PM
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Greetings. I drive through Marietta daily. Are you guys setup so I can stop by and just pick this item up?
Even more to the point - I hang a right on Shaw Rd right down the street from you while I'm backroading it over to Piedmont on the way to work.
Even more to the point - I hang a right on Shaw Rd right down the street from you while I'm backroading it over to Piedmont on the way to work.
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02-07-2006, 08:10 AM
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If you haven't checked out our tail light seals yet, visit us at www.southerncarparts.com
Something all vette owners should have.
Works great Only $24.99
Jim
Something all vette owners should have.
Works great
Only $24.99 Jim
02-07-2006, 10:18 AM
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I thought $25 for some weather stripping was excessive, but I bought any way. This is definitely high quality rubber with a good 3m tape backing. Installation took a few minutes and it looks OEM good. Most people don't notice the mod, those that do assume it's factory. That's my definition of a quality product.
I'm pleased as punch with the results. No more water buildup, and my tail lights have a new, more "finished" look.
I'm pleased as punch with the results. No more water buildup, and my tail lights have a new, more "finished" look.
02-07-2006, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by mschamberger
I thought $25 for some weather stripping was excessive, but I bought any way. This is definitely high quality rubber with a good 3m tape backing. Installation took a few minutes and it looks OEM good. Most people don't notice the mod, those that do assume it's factory. That's my definition of a quality product.
I'm pleased as punch with the results. No more water buildup, and my tail lights have a new, more "finished" look.
I'm pleased as punch with the results. No more water buildup, and my tail lights have a new, more "finished" look.
These are definitely a "must-have" for all Vette Owners.
Jim
02-07-2006, 03:50 PM
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Quick question. If I needed to change a tail light bulb, would the seal be damaged with the removal of the lens? I have never changed a tail bulb out. Not even sure if the lens needs to come out or if it is done from the inside of the trunk.
02-07-2006, 03:57 PM
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Originally Posted by LI Vett
Quick question. If I needed to change a tail light bulb, would the seal be damaged with the removal of the lens? I have never changed a tail bulb out. Not even sure if the lens needs to come out or if it is done from the inside of the trunk.
Easy to pop the tailights in and out after seal installation.
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02-09-2006, 11:19 AM
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First 60 order have gone out and are on their way.
If you haven't picked up a set of our Tail light seals yet, check us out - You'll like them, Guranteed
Order Now at www.southerncarparts.com
Jim
If you haven't picked up a set of our Tail light seals yet, check us out - You'll like them, Guranteed
Order Now at www.southerncarparts.com
Jim
