2nd GEN aftermarket headlamps

[scottyaurorav8]

Like the thread says. 2nd GEN aftermarket headlamps. Well, you can find headlamps for an Alero, an Intrigue and every other car out there, but no one makes aftermarket replacement headlamps for the Aurora.
If they yellow or you get into an accident, you are truly screwed. Unless you go junkyard, which chances are they are yellowed and crappy. I guess you can sand and clearcoat them, but in my experience they never look the same. And sometimes they yellow and get fine spidering cracks in the plastic where sanding will have no effect, they are just toast. So that's out...
This is very disappointing.
Ok I'm done ranting lol. Unless there are still OEM available or aftermarket that I just missed?

[RCA1186]

GM Parts Direct claims to have them. And at $216 a piece (which is actually a lot less than I expected they would charge) they are pricey. They also only seem to have the right side for whatever reason. Might be worth giving them a call to see if they have the other side, if you're willing to fork over the $450 it'd probably cost to have a pair shipped to you.

[Paulaurora]

Yes some dealers still have new OEM once.

[human]

GM Parts Direct is actually a mail order operation of the parts department at Flow Chevrolet in Winston-Salem, NC. As others have said, check GM dealers, especially former Olds dealers, in your area. You never know what they still might still have sitting on the shelf, so you might just get lucky. At one time, GM made parts to dealerships going back fifteen model years. I remember my dad scouring parts departments at the dealerships he called on to find NOS trim parts for a '71 Cutlass convertible he bought in 1984 before they aged out.

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Weekend Toy: 1995 Aurora
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