Clear Corners On E-bay...?

[Tylerz71]

I just recieved my Putco billet grille off e-bay and the mounts were broken. But, I found a way around that by using zip-ties. I say this because it has made me wonder about the quality and care of products purchased from ebay sellers.

So, Friday or Monday I am ordering some clear corners off E-bay and hoping everything will be fine.

I set my price limit at $30 with shipping.

And so far, these look the best...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/99-05-GMC-S...1QQcmdZViewItem

 

Any suggestions?

 

Thanks.

[Zembonez]

The link isn't working... BUT You can find plenty of items (and sellers) that you trust on Ebay.

 

I currently have 1300+ Ebay feedback and many more transactions. I've only had 2 or 3 bad ones. The key is to rely religiously on the feedback system and research what your seller is selling completely... on Yahoo, Amazon, Google... wherever you can find the exact item. Read every word in the ad and make sure what you order is what you get. There are people who play games on Ebay but it isn't too hard to pick them out if you really look.

 

I bought a set of clear corners off of Ebay for my 2001 Silverado and they worked out just fine.

[Indy]

I would spend a little more and get TYC corners. I have their projector headlights and tail lights which I bought on Ebay for less than 1/3 of retail. They are excellent quality and fit perfectly. I'll be getting the corners in the spring. Here's a link:Ebay clear corners

[badmeds]

+1 on the TYC lights. Most of the others are not DOT approved and most TYC lights are CAPA parts.

[Tylerz71]

Thanks for the replys. And I will start to look into feedback a lot more now.

 

Those TYC lights are $55, and I wasnt planning on spending that much. But if theyre worth it, Ill pay it.

 

Do you guys think I should remove the orange reflector in my headlight while I am on it or just get the corner?

 

Thanks.