I am looking to buy or trade for the clear front side markers off of 2005 Coupe Limited.

Let me know if anyone is interested.

They are brand new.

 

If you are looking for "Clear" Marker Lights you can get them here:

http://www.ctd-germany.com/

 

I was looking at that site, but how do I order those. I can't speak german. Do I just place my order in english and give them my cc # and they'll my the transaction or something. I never did ordered parts from germany.

 

Click on the British flag at the lower right hand corner of the CTD screen and the page will re-open in English. Good luck.

 

I have the clear ones from ctd, a little pricy but they are good quality.
I would buy them again.
Hope this helps.
There is a pic in my gallery.

 

The CTD ones are nice, but how can they be bad quality, just a piece of plastic. I find $100 a little to expensive for clear side markers, I wouldn't know exactly how much another set would cost from a dealership, but if its cheaper, you could look into that and just clearing them yourself.

 

Trust me there is a lot of people that make poor quality parts.
I checked and the yellow ones from chrysler are $85 jobber price.
$100 + for clear ones may be a lot but they also bulge out for a truly custom look.
If you find them cheaper or an alternative, please post.
Thanks and good luck.

 

the quality comes in to play when you think of how well an 'APC' clear lens seals (crap) vs. how well a factory Chrysler lens would seal. Aftermarket clear lenses end up retaining moisture, and they always end up looking yellowed. a factory piece is always preferred, and i would certainly pay the $100 again for them. i went through at least three sets of clear markers on my Miata because they kept getting discolored and held water -- then finally went back to the stock amber lenses --

 

i purchased both of mine thru them. they are great place to order from on the web site.
got them with in a week.

 

The OEM side markers are $26 each and are impregnated with the color, so cannot be made clear by just scraping the inside, if that was what you were thinking of...