Does any one have any recommendations for a supplier for new headlight lenses for a 99 Grand Marquis? I bought new smoked ones a few years ago off ebay, but they yellowed VERY quickly. Also, although initially looking really cool, the smoked ones don't reflect light very well, and even with the brightest bulbs, I have VERY dim lights. I want to put it back to stock, but don't want to buy a new set and have them yellow in six months again. Any suggestions for a decent brand (other than Motorcraft)?
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I've had no issues with TYC (from RockAuto) or even the "various manufacturers" option either. And they're typically the best price or very close to it. And with the discount code from the vender section, you get to knock off another 5%.
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