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PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1969 - Front Parking & Turn Signal Lens

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Good afternoon,

I own a 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix - had one back in high school, sold it and had to get it back…

Love it but I have one ’69 front lens and one ‘1970 lens… drives me crazy.. they are very hard to find.

My business has involved me in engineering, manufacturing including tooling and injection molding. 

Currently I am in the process of creating an after market injection molded lens for the 1969 version. 

As part of my business plan, I need to see approximately how many could be sold.
I know that in 1969, 112,486 were produced. Google noted that a survival rate of this car could be aprox. 1,100 - 3,400…

To finalize my business plan I am interested in how many members own 1969 Grand Prix?

How many would be interested in purchasing after market - good as new lenses?

Estimated price one would see paying for this part?

Willing to work to find a number that works for all. Need to replace all the cracked and foggy older parts…

Thank you in advance for your thoughts. 

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How about some pic's?, I have always wondered if the lens for my 66 GTO could be swapped or used in a different application. They were stupid expensive. Ended up buying new from Original parts group. I would imagine they have your app as well to compare.

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No photos yet. Have not produced yet. The 1969 Grand Prix lens is clear. The 1770-72 fits the same but has an orange reflector. They only fit this body type…

Justa noticed they are NOT the same. Good Luck

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