Orange Rear Gone!

E

Evans_Dale

Member
 Birmingham
Got home from work yesterday to find a parcel from Germany with my right rear light with the white Fog Light and also the tint overlays from the good old USA to do away with the orange but with green bulbs that is not a problem. while doing the rear lights noticed some weird scratches and discoloring on the headlights so a bit of 2000 wet and dry and elbow grease sorted that out. i know we all love pictures so see below. also thinking of a white 3rd brake light opinions?
 

Attachments

  • IMG_20160430_120716.jpg
    IMG_20160430_120716.jpg
    72.3 KB · Views: 611
  • IMG_20160505_183337.jpg
    IMG_20160505_183337.jpg
    67 KB · Views: 611
  • IMG_20160505_183313.jpg
    IMG_20160505_183313.jpg
    91.7 KB · Views: 611
  • IMG_20160505_183510.jpg
    IMG_20160505_183510.jpg
    81.4 KB · Views: 611
Looking good :thumbsup: Personally I would stick with the red 3rd brake light. I think clear 3rd brake lights look great on all colours apart from red, where the red light blends in nicely with the paintwork.
 
Yep, agree with Marlon; red brake lights work well with red zeds...

09CD4C15-019F-4DED-8F5B-9545AF39E0D4_zpswybg0ezz.jpg
 
markeg said:
Yep, agree with Marlon; red brake lights work well with red zeds...

09CD4C15-019F-4DED-8F5B-9545AF39E0D4_zpswybg0ezz.jpg
Click to expand...

Didn't you have a 'Roadster S' badge on your boot? I know that all Alpinas have them, just wondered why you removed yours?
 
Yes, its stored away. I didn't like the "Roadster S" part as (IMO) it made the rear more cluttered. I played with removing the Alpina bit as well, but like to advertise for tailgaters (just to explain why they can't keep up..... :wink: )
 
I think it looks cleaner without it - it always jarred with me because the lettering was in a different font to the Alpina badge.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom