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KoalaFD · 02-02-2001, 11:34 AM

Try a search on the internet.

http://www.importtrends.com has them too but there's nothing on their site that you can see. Might have to call them.

I got my corner bulbs from http://www.nextcollection.com.
Kind of a rip-off (the price tag on the bulb that came was $11.95 and the price on the internet was $14.95) but hey...

Try your local car shop too. They should be able to get it and the light bulbs are so cheap it's probably worth trying to get them from them.

I'm not familiar with the M2 and M4 designations (are those headlights?). If they are headlight bulbs, then it'll be difficult trying to find them for $10 including shipping. If not, it's possible but the discount that you get from shopping on the internet on such a small item is negligible. I'd stick with your local retailer - you should support them if they're good and help you anyways. Too many people, especially those who fix up their cars, will ask for help from vendors time and time again and then go buy things elsewhere for 2% less. Just a pet peeve of mine (could you tell?)

02-02-2001, 11:34 AM	#2
KoalaFD Lieutenant Junior Grade Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Leon's neighbor Posts: 139	Try a search on the internet. http://www.importtrends.com has them too but there's nothing on their site that you can see. Might have to call them. I got my corner bulbs from http://www.nextcollection.com. Kind of a rip-off (the price tag on the bulb that came was $11.95 and the price on the internet was $14.95) but hey... Try your local car shop too. They should be able to get it and the light bulbs are so cheap it's probably worth trying to get them from them. I'm not familiar with the M2 and M4 designations (are those headlights?). If they are headlight bulbs, then it'll be difficult trying to find them for $10 including shipping. If not, it's possible but the discount that you get from shopping on the internet on such a small item is negligible. I'd stick with your local retailer - you should support them if they're good and help you anyways. Too many people, especially those who fix up their cars, will ask for help from vendors time and time again and then go buy things elsewhere for 2% less. Just a pet peeve of mine (could you tell?)