This page details all of the stuff I have for sale.  Most of it is Corolla-specific, but there are some universal items as well.  Send me an email if you are interested in anything, and we will work out the price and shipping!  I ship with USPS , and you pay with PayPal .

Custom LED Halo Projector Head Lights and Clear Corner Lights

Here are projector head lights and corner lights for sale.  I finally got around to getting them up here lol.

 

The corner lights are in good shape, but there is slight damage on the reflector from when I put bulbs in there that were too hot.  But it isn't noticeable.  The lenses have some wear on them from normal use, but you can see that they are still perfectly clear.

 

The head lights have a blue projector lens, surrounded by a halo lit with regular 194-bulbs.  I had LEDs in them, but they burned out.  You can put LEDs in them, just not the ones I did lol.  The three lens light in the middle has a white LED 194 bulb in there.  Other than normal wear on the lights, the one high beam has a melted spot on the lens from an experiment I did (fail).  It isn't that noticeable, though, since it almost looks like the bulb.  Anyways, the light output of these things is nice.  See page 6 for installation details .

 

This is the output of the projectors with halogen bulbs.

 

This is the output with 5000K HIDs, the head lights are HID ready, but they don't come with HID.

 

Pics of them installed on my car (you can see I got a lot out of them lol):

Custom Diablo-Style Mirrors with White LEDs

When I got them, they looked like this.

 

After I put my own LEDs in them, they looked like this. Instead of 5 narrow LEDs in each bar, there are 9 wide ones.  The LEDs are very bright, as you can see. I recommend wiring these to your turn signal, not your parking light, since the LED life is greatly reduced when you do that. In all my using them, one of the LEDs on the end of one of the bars on one of the mirrors stopped working, but it is hard to notice since it is on the end. The LED color is a very beautiful blue-white, like nice HIDs you see.  See page 4 for how I did this.

 

These mirrors are manual, not power, but they will work in either case (you just wouldn't have power mirrors).

These mirrors are painted professionally, and they are still in good shape. You can paint them whatever color you want. I'll warn you that if you buy aftermarket mirrors, the finish will not last. It scratches easily, fades, and cracks. You will have to paint other mirrors if you get those.

The wires are actually long enough to reach to your turn signals. The wires that come with aftermarket mirrors are never long enough, so I had to make my own wiring. It is included, and the wires are removable from the mirrors so you can take them off without needing to remove all of the wire, too!

I also have an extra pair of Corolla mounting plates, plus all of the screws.  These are perfect for someone who buys aftermarket mirrors from a different car and wants to use them on their Corolla.  Buy these plates to replace the ones that came with the other mirrors, and they will fit on your Corolla or Prizm.

 

Some pictures of the mirrors on my car:

Red/Clear Trunk Garnish (2)

I have 2 of these trunk panels.... brand new, never used... they come with the red/clear tail lights, but I can't put them on my car lol.  Perfect shape and look great... the only aftermarket panel I'd put on there.

 

Custom LED red/clear third brake light.

To see how I made this and to see more pics, see page 4 .

This thing is really bright, and all of the LEDs work. It matches the brake lights in the LED tails. It includes the stock red lens, but you don't need it, so it can be clear like the tail lights. You can put it on if you want to hide the LEDs and diffuse the light a little wider.

Here it is without the lens:

With the lens, the light is spread a little more:

Here is the light on my car.  It is much brighter than stock!

 

Custom Z-style LED side marker turn signals

They are in good shape, and the LEDs are super bright. They just stick to the car after you drill a 1 inch hole for the wires, which are definitely long enough to reach to the turn signals (don't wire them to the parking light for heat issues). You will need to put on some new double-sided tape.

These are universal and will fit ANY car with drilling.

Here they are lit up. For some reason, one of the LEDs in one side marker didn't work when I tried it out, even though they always worked fine on the car with car voltage. That is why it is a little bluer. BUT, it is still way bright enough to be seen in broad daylight.

 

To see how I made these and to see more pics, see page 4 .

Here are some more pictures:

Projector Halo Fog Lights

These projector fog lights are HID ready and have a white halo ring.  In the pic, I have CCFL halos mounted, but I took them off to use them in my head lights, so I put the LED halos back in.  It also shows HID bulbs in the fog lights, but HIDs are not included.  It comes with every thing you need to wire it up.  The switch is broken, but you can find the same exact switch at Pep Boys.  See page 6 for details .

 

This is the output with an 8000K HID kit.  Nice and even.

 

Pics installed:

Bluish Pilot Fog Lights with Blue 100 Watt H3 Bulbs

These come with everything you need to install fog lights on ANY vehicle (a universal item).

I had to extend the wires for the switch in order to reach all of the way to the lights.

Here is the switch.

In the box is everything you need. The fog lights, wires, switch, relay, fuse, mounting brackets, screws, etc are all in there.

I put HIDs in them when I had them, I had to drill a little for the HID to fit, but when it did fit, it was like 3 times brighter. So, these are ready for HIDs (but they DON'T COME with HIDs).

Oh yeah, they had a 7-color LED halo ring, but for some reason when I installed them, they didn't work. I think the LEDs broke somehow, but you can just replace them (it is very easy to get the LEDs out, they are just held in by tabs). But, I didn't even need the halo because the HIDs were bright enough.

To see how I installed these and to see more pics, see page 6 .

Pics of these installed on my car:

LED Fog/Driving/Accent Lights (White)

I got a whole bunch of these for lots of $$$ but I decided I didn't need them lol.  My loss, your gain. The have 4 white LEDs each, and the light is focused with the lens.  They are very bright in the beam and will look sweet as driving lights during the day and night.  Or, you could use them as turn signals.  Or, you could install them inside as reading lights. Buy however many you want; I have 4 lights.  Each light comes with a lot of wire and a mounting bracket with screws and double-sided tape.  Very easy installation.

Amber LED Lights

I got a pair of these for absolutely no reason.  My loss, your gain.  Brand new in box.

 

JDM Super Super Rare World Class C Grille!

Guess what I managed to score????  This incredibly rare chrome/black grille.  Guess what I can't use on my car????  This cool grille.  I just HAD to have it, to hold it, to gave upon this super-rare JDM part.  This would be a great compliment to the JDM head lights.  It will not fit the US head lights, or the 2002 bumper LOLz.  This is in perfect shape, all of the mounting points are intact.  It has some wear on the chrome, but it still looks like new after a fresh wash.  I wish I could use this...... maybe I will???  Unless you buy it first lol.

Painted Stock Manual Mirrors

These are the stock mirrors. They are in perfect shape, the mirrors are completely clear and they still adjust easily. I painted them black inside and out, so they have a very nice, glossy finish with few scratches since then. They could be painted again to restore them completely.

 

Custom Front Grille with Mesh and No Emblem

The body work I did on the grille is still in perfect condition, no cracks or uneven surfaces.  I used the stock 96-97 grille because it has better curves.  It completes the clean front-end look.  The mesh is metal and rust proof, and is easily removable for cleaning or whatever. Still lets plenty of air through.  ETC....

To see how I made this and to see more pics, see page 5 .

Here it is on my car.

 

Custom Corolla gauge clusters (2), Chrome Ring Set, Chrome Backgrounds

Sad, but I need to sell these since I don't have a Corolla dash anymore.  The top cluster isn't actually for sale, whoops lol.  That is my space cluster for parts.... IE the temperature gauge and the trip meter don't work...but if you want the chrome background, let me know.

But the OTHER cluster..... wow, that one is nice.  Everything works perfectly on it.  The thing has a carbon fiber background, rare chrome ring trims, and rare S7 AC Autotechnic gauges, inverter included.  See page 7 for modification details .  In the second picture is a second set of chrome ring trims, and a chrome background for the tachometer cluster.

Chrome Dash Sticker Kit

I installed a couple of the stickers inside, but I don't need all of these.   You will get what you see here, MINUS THE SHIFTER PIECE (it was bought)... some pieces there are doubles.  If you want to spice up your interior, these are for you!  They are in perfect condition and are unused, ready to be peeled off and stuck on.  These are not hard pieces, but flexible stickers cut to fit.  The front window controls did not fit for my car, they were designed for the 1997-2002 Corolla.  Anyways, you can just pick and install whatever pieces you want.

Here are pictures of the pieces I installed:

 

I have the stock radio if anyone wants it, and I have a CD adapter and portable CD player. Everything you need to listen to CDs with the stock radio. It all works great, like new. I just don't need them, but if you do then hey, here you go.

 

Here it is in my car. Fits very nicely LOLz.

 

 

VR3 MP3, SD, CD, Radio Player w/ Remote

I had this in my car until I swapped the dash and lost the radio slot.  It is essentially brand new, and comes with everything.  The remote needs a new battery though.  The faceplate is detachable.  It plays SD cards and has a USB input and a 1/8 input jack for ipod or whatever.  It has two sets of preamps with a sub output and 16 watts RMS to each speaker.  See page 8 for details .

 

Large Arm Rest Lid

Yeah, I got this lid for the larger armrest, but ended up getting the smaller armrest instead.  My loss, your gain.

 

Random Interior parts

So, my interior swap left me with a huge pile of Corolla interior parts that I can't use.  Shown in this pic is the dash (ruined, you don't want it), a black key ignition ring thing, black-painted defroster vents, black-painted gauge cluster surround, non-painted 1997 left driver's side vent panel (no cutouts on the bottom) with vent, black-painted passenger airbag (working condition), black-painted center vent panel with vents, black-painted right passenger's-side vent panel with vent, steering wheel stalk switches, unpainted 1997 power window switches (3, only fits the 1997 doors), blue-painted manual mirror stalk covers for the doors, blue-painted left driver's-side vent panel with vent, blue-painted center vent panel (I threw it away) with vents, blue-painted lower center panel (tossed), blue-painted ash tray, blue-painted coin tray, blue-painted shifter surround, non-painted automatic shifter, 2 working clocks, 2 sets of working defroster/hazard buttons, A/C switch, and cigarette lighter.  Whew!!

 

In this pic, I don't need this Corolla defroster duct, Prizm cut wire harness (let me know if you need anything from it), Corolla left and right ducts, lots and lots of tail light harnesses lol.

 

Here goes again, the additional items in this pic are as follows:  working dimmer switch, working power mirror switch, Prizm steering wheel airbag (will fit the Corolla), another working A/C button, 2 center ducts, center floor dash (ruined), black-painted lower center dash panel w/ ash tray and cigarette lighter, Prizm light diffuser for behind temperature controls, various vents, broken Prizm defroster switch... I hope that's all!

 

Let me know if you want any of this stuff taking up a lot of room in my garage lol.

 

Short-Ram Intake

I don't need this anymore, so you can have it if you want lol.  It doesn't have the black grommet in the hole, so you'll need one or some other way to secure the temperature sensor.  It also doesn't come with the metal strap.  The intake works fine and really improves  power and responce in the cooler weather.  See page 9 for details . 

 

Some installed pics:

Stock OEM Fenders

I have my OEM fenders sitting in my attic collecting dust.  You wouldn't have to paint them if you have this color!  My fenders don't have any rust on them, inside or out.  One has an unnoticeable small dent, and the other has a couple of very small scratches in the clear coat.  They have the original side molding that I painted the same gold color.  One has a slight over spray of gray primer at the corner light.  They are also dusty as you can see from the picture.  These would cost a lot to ship, so I'd rather do local pickup (unless you want to pay for shipping).

 

Stock OEM Hood

I don't need this hood now that I have a carbon fiber one.  The underneath is still painted the stock color and the top is the Subaru blue in perfect condition.  Unless you want to pay a small fortune for shipping, I'd rather do this as a local pickup.

Stock OEM front and back bumpers

The rear bumper is in PERFECT condition, but both are very dirty, as I did not clean them for the pictures or after I took them off the car.  You will want to buy an OEM bumper (mine) rather than an aftermarket plastic one because the OEM bumpers are much stronger and don't crack very easily.

The front bumper, however, is not OEM, so when it was involved in a hit-and-run, I was left with a broken area around the turn signal.  You can see from the pictures that it is cracked a bit, but that can be fixed with some Bondo.  There are no dents on the bumpers.  There is mesh in the lower grille, but I cut out openings in it for my fog lights, which are also for sale.  The front bumper is worth nothing to me, so it will be very cheap (as in free lol).  Shipping would be a lot on these bumpers, so local pickup is preferred.

Stock head lights in good condition

As you can see from the pictures, the head lights have absolutely NO yellowing or fogging.  The lenses are in perfect shape.  When lit, there is no problems with the beams, they are very bright.   The passenger head light has all of the mounting tabs, so it is pretty much in perfect/mint condition.  The driver head light was involved in an accident, so you can see that the upper inner support is missing.  But, the grille support is fine, and the bolt on the side is fine.  These will mount to the car just fine, I had them on my car after my accident:

So, both head lights are in near-perfect condition, but the driver's side is missing a support. If you want to buy these just for the lenses, you can swap your yellowed lenses for mine and use your black plastic mounting piece. They are very easy to take off and swap.

They still mount to the corner lights, too.

 

I have both of the stock taillights

As you can see, they are in perfect condition, except that the driver's side has a crack in the turn signal (see picture). However, no water damage is present.

I have both of the stock corner lights

They are both in perfect condition, they are like brand new. There has never been any water in these.

Also in perfect condition are my stock bumper lights/turn signals. No water in these, either; they are nice and bright, and the lenses are in great shape.

 

Anyone want some fogged 99 Ford Escort/Mercury Tracer head lights?????? lol.  They are in perfect shape except they need some cleaning on the inside of the lens (or outside.....)

 

Email me with an offer for anything!!!  If you have any questions or comments, let me know in my guestbook!  Don't forget to rate!