opinions wanted please! new (to me) 2003 mk4 tdi red i comfortline

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Asked by Tomás Dec 12, 2009 at 10:40 PM about the 2003 Volkswagen Golf

Question type: Car Customization

hey all,
was looking for opinions on tailights for a mk4?
its tornado red with dark black tint all round. I know I may make enemies saying this...
lexus tail lights (chrome lining and clear glass) are nice but where I'm from (midlands ireland and living in dublin) they are FAR TOO COMMON.. was thinking of changing them (standard t/lights at the mo) but Im unsure what to go for.. not quite keen on any LED ones either..
also any other exterior / interior tips or ideas please?
its very much standard apart from f/fogs, fully colour coded all round and panasonic dvd player with Bluetooth calling in head unit
what else is available or suitable in anyone's opinion?

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my opinion is black shades, they give the car an "f--- y--" look, but you can always do stock or bling. its up to you.

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thanks! I was initially thinking that, but worried it may b weird on a bright red body (all darked out i ever seen in reality were silver GT's or black customed) but I suppose the tint would tie it all in quite well. suppose the next decider is "GT" style darkened mid lights or all over smoked?!!

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