BMW E46 Convertible Reverse Tail Light Replacement + BONUS Junkyard Footage!

This video shows you how to replace old/broken reverse lights on the trunk of your BMW E46 Convertible. It includes my first trip to a parts yard where I was able to find the used parts cheap!
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