Category: Accessories
Price: $500
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits: 2010+ G37 Sedan, 2008-2009 G37 Sedan
Location (State/Prov): NH
Item Condition: Brand New

For sale are two OEM headlight housing from my 2011 G37x sedan for sale. Both are in excellent condition aside from the HID being loose in one of the housings. Everything works and these would be great for a 180 customization. I'm sure they could easily fix the loose HID, but I'm not opening these up so that will be up to the buyer to take on. Price is shipped in the US via fedex ground.

Added a photo. The part of the headlight where the HID bulb goes into is broken at the base on one of the headlights. You can see it, but it's very hard to take a picture of. I tried, see 4th pic. Anyways it's a clean break at the base that looks repairable, but would require you to disassemble the headlight. If you are planning to modify your lights this is still a very good candidate as this is not an issue that ruins the aesthetics at all. There is no yellowing and no major scratches on the outsides. I've always cleaned, polished and treated the heads with Wolfgang PLastik Surface Sealant. They look really nice. Reduced price to $500.00 to account for the issue that needs to be fixed, which in all honesty is a $5-30 repair in my estimate. $1 being for an adhesive like gorilla glue.

 

No leaking and covers are in nice condition.

 

Weekend bump will consider reasonable offers.

 

Any issues with broken clips or tabs? Also, were they yellowing or any oxidation that was previously cleaned off?

 

No broken clips and no yellowing. I polished then and sealed them regularly with Wolfgang plastik surface sealant. I detail my car regularly and never neglected the headlights.

 

happy thanksgiving bump!!

 

Bump for a great price, wish you were selling these when I was doing my front end conversion, I paid close to 300 each with tab missing here and there, glws

 

Do you need to take the front plastic off to fix this or can it be fixed from the back? It's a bit tough to see what the problem is. Also, is this something I can take off and fix from my current headlights?

 

The Lights have been SOLD.