Spoiler stop lamp

[Guest]

I have a '95 Beretta GT. Recently the alternater went south. This may be what blew all four bulbs in the spoiler light and melted the plastic a little. Does anybody know where I can find the bulbs? I have had no luck. The Chevy dealer wants $153 for the whole assembly. I would not mind buying a whole new assembly, but that seems a little steep for a piece of plastic and four little light bulbs. Any help would be appreciated! I hope I posted this in the right forum, as this is my first time.  

[Asylum]

If you want a complete assembly, I have rebuilt units with new high intensity, low heat bulbs.
No corrosion and ready to screw in.
$45 includes shipping.

[Guest]

welcome to the board. if you just want a factory bulb the number is a 577 you should be able to pick it up at any parts store

[Guest]

Thank you all. I would prefer the original bulbs, but the local (Napa, I think) parts store did not have 'em, So I will look into Asylummotorsports idea as the plastic is bubbled around the bulbs. I am off to google Asylummotorsports now.

[Asylum]

Just send me a pm on here. Or you can email me at
asylummotorsports@yahoo.ca

Plus i just send you a PM

[90_Black_GTZ]

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EIf you want a complete assembly, I have rebuilt units with new high intensity, low heat bulbs.
No corrosion and ready to screw in.
$45 includes shipping.
This sounds interesting!  Have you thought of selling an LED version of this?

[Asylum]

I have an LED version in my car already, and I am looking at putting some together sometime in the near future.
The ones I have now are high intensity, low heat bulbs that are really very bright, and last a long time.

The problem is finding housings that aren't melted, rusted or broken.