Original B pillar lights in MO

[schardein]

A pair of B pillar lights.  One tab is missing, the other 3 are cracked and starting to go.  Might survive one more install, maybe not.  Chrome looks worse in the pic than it is.  Some careful polishing and I think they would look ok.  Bulbs are good, but contacts will need cleaned.  I was going to toss these, but thought I'd post first.  $12 shipped, should cover shipping and my time to box them.

[Dzimm]

To whoever buys this, I'd recommend adding some super glue or the like to the cracks before attempting install.  That has saved me a few times.  Will still probably break on any future removal. 

[schardein]

8 minutes ago, Dzimm said:

To whoever buys this, I'd recommend adding some super glue or the like to the cracks before attempting install.  That has saved me a few times.  Will still probably break on any future removal. 

I'll never use these, as I have converted to the Chevy S10 Blazer lights.  But I was thinking the same thing, then thought a coat of epoxy (JB weld) might be even better.

[Dzimm]

6 hours ago, schardein said:

I'll never use these, as I have converted to the Chevy S10 Blazer lights.  But I was thinking the same thing, then thought a coat of epoxy (JB weld) might be even better.

That would definitely hold it better however don't put it on very thick.  If it's too thick it would take more force to install and may cause it to break from the added force.    

 

In my opinion the best option would be 420 loctite.  It's the strongest superglue, that I'm aware of, that can be found at any hardware store.   It holds pretty similar to JB weld would in this small of an amount, yet it's clear and runny like superglue so it will go on thin.