I've been getting alot of people coming to visit me for headlight work lately so I decided to post a picture documentary of a set of assemblies I'm building for myself for this year.

I don't post pics of work I've done for others since I like to leave that to their discretion.

Thanks everyone for the referrals and repeat visits for new projects

enjoy the pics guys!

 

nice work

 

amazing! great job.

 

where are u located? and how much do u charge? PM me

 

looks good but even better in person, I spent the day at lab yesterday getting my headlights done, dude def got skills good work.

 

Looking good homie...so next time theres a power outage around the way can I borrow some light...lol

 

Clean that place up... Slob

 

wow looks awesome! I like that look

 

Very nice... I like the MCSA/MCSE books in the background

 

Thanks guys it took a lot of work to get them where they are now. I have a couple more things to finish up on these before I can begin final assembly. I have about 2 weeks invested in this set working an hour here and there at night after my 2nd job. I could probably complete a set like this in 3 days if I had the time to dedicate entirely to them knowing what I know now. I still need to wire up the load resistors for the LEDs I'm using in the turn signals and I also have to wire up the foglight projector solenoids to activate the high beams so I have quads instead of just the stock 2.

The fit and finish on this set is as close to OEM as I could make them without working in the factory LOL

Thanks again for the compliments guys I appreciate it

 

cool cool

 

great work!

 

Very nice!

 

Awesome work as always bro! I appreciate the detail of the metal flake paint much more now!

 

see I told you! Its one thing seeing the pics on your phone but seeing them on a bigger screen allows you to see more of the detail in the paint. I can't wait to finish these up and get them on the car. As I complete more of the project I'll continue sending you the updated pics but I'll also post them here to continue to show the progress being made