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11-04-2003, 12:54 PM
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99 Outback Driving Lights
Hello, I have a 99 Outback with a busted drivers-side driving light. Subaru wants $115 for a replacement. I don't want to spend that much and I've heard that I can replace both lights with alternatives for less. This is not a trick ride, just my wife's grocery-runner. Can someone recommend a replacement that's not too wierd? And are they difficult to replace? Thanks for letting me stop in!
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