There both ON!

I still got some little details to take care of, like wrapping the included electrical tape around the connectors connections to make sure they don't come apart. Tidy things up a bit. 45 degrees outside so those may wait until Saturday, supposed to be 65 out.

But there on and functioning.

I did not use the included Sealer yet, so I will be taking them off and sealing the openings where the OEM tail lights were.

Wanted to make sure they were working and fit good before putting that silicone sealer on, only to find out they needed to come off for some reason, Saturday it's supposed to be 65 out and Sunny i'll finish them up then.

I Love em.








I'll give Morticia a wash on Saturday and take some side shots. Too cold out today, think I am coming down with a darn Cold. Otherwise I would have done it all today, but I HAD to put them on and make Sure they worked electrically. And see them on My Panel.


Very Happy with them.

 

I DID I DID !

 

Too, COOL, dude makes it look wider.

 

Much better than I anticipated! Can we get a side shot of Morticia?

 

Thank you. I like the look too. I also like the Fins, they stick out extended beyond the tailgate, hatch, liftgate, whatever you wanna call it. lol
Trunk lid on a 1955 Chevy.

Very Pleased with them.

 

Thanks. Much appreciated.

Morticia NEEDS a Bath, it's 45 degrees out, Saturday is supposed to be 65, will wash her then, got a chest cold coming on, not feeling that good, but I managed to run out and take these two for you.





Will be taking a whole New batch of photos once the Rolled Visor is also Installed.





With the new rear door stone guards, the new rear Spoiler, the new '55 Chevy HHR Tail Lights, and Soon the new front rolled Visor installed, I am adding a whole new set of Curves to Morticia.

 

those are SIC
i wonder if they'd look as good on silver.......*strokes beard thoughtfully

 

Thanks.

From my very First post here, I had planned on buying these even Before I had bought my Black HHR Panel.

I saw them after doing a Google search for HHR Panels and general HHR info, and that was it, I HAD to HAVE a Black Panel, With these '55 Chevy Tail Lights on it.

Found the Panel much sooner than expected and used the tail light cash as part of my down payment instead, then many mods and accessories later, it was FINALLY time to GET my '55 Chevy HHR tail lights.

Dan may be retiring these and himself after this season of car shows he has on the books, selling off the inventory he has for the shows.

Better Decide soon if you want a set.

Onto buying the rest of the needed Supercharger Project Parts.

 

Man that kit is complete! He throws in everything but the kitchen sink! That's pretty cool. I do wonder if the lights would be more economical without the tools and other goodies. They are a bit too pricey for me to seriously consider at this point. There are many other mods that take priority for me.

I think they look neat. Sure they are not for everyone, but neither is the HHR.

 

Yes very Complete.

I doubt it, he said he wanted the Kit to be able to be installed by Anyone, guy or gals, even if they had no Tools of their own, All is Included to do it.

Nice Video and nice printed instructions.

MADE IN THE U.S.A.

Think about how many times you buy something and the instructions if at all included, SUCK.

The tools are not Snap-On tools so you use them and toss em in a draw if your not a tool person.

and, Thanks. I like them ALOT.