🚗 Aftermarket Replacement Tail Lights Lens Set with Chrome Trim for 73-91 C/K Pickup Truck SUV 5968329 5968330 - Driver and Passenger Review

Very good deal and they look fantastic. Absolutely one of my best buys, perfect for my 1978 Chevy K20. Thanks, I'm very impressed!

Cmon. For the price, many complain too much. Looks like OEM. The outer finish is solid, but a good silicone ball will do for extra security.

If you are building square car body, this is a really good replacement for the original taillights. I originally bought a cheaper kit and it was really awful and the finish was very loose, they were $30.

Bought to replace my damaged set. Ease of installation. I also bought the chrome trim and spacers and they go together nicely. Don't forget to shape/bend the fairing to keep it in place.

When I ordered these I expected them to look really cheap, when I received them I was surprised they were really good quality, like mine. On my truck, which is really old and falling apart, they are 100x better than what I had 5 stars all the way

Got these for my 1970 Chevy panel van (daily driver). They look great and fit perfectly in their place. A glossy finish that lets in a lot of light as a bright red colour. The only downside is that you have to add a chrome border to the lens, which isn't too harsh (but take your time to ensure a good fit). I would buy them again.

Not bad for the money. They're made in China (of course!) and the quality doesn't match that of a factory part. I had to tap on the chrome trim ring (more like bare aluminum or pewter) as it didn't fit flush and didn't wrap around the edges like a factory part. If you don't do this, the glass will stick out of the sheetmetal instead of falling into the taillight pocket as intended. Overall they're not bad, but I plan on doing a little work to make them look like they should.

They replaced my 30 year old oxidized taillights and made my truck safer to drive. Now I could see my reverse lights and I'm sure other drivers could see my brake lights! The lights come with spare screws which you should discard if you still have the original stainless steel hex head screws installed from the factory. Just install and get started. Incidentally, the chrome/metal frame has to be slipped over the lenses and then bent over to fix them. It wasn't all that heavy and the lenses…