Product Description:
Hawks Motorsports offers our clients this 1978-1981 Camaro Headlight Marker Light Blackout Kit GTS GT01035 designed to give your late second generation Camaro a darker, cleaner, and more aggressive front end appearance. This GTS blackout kit is made to cover the front headlight and marker light areas, helping transform the factory nose styling with a period-correct custom look popular on street cars, show builds, restomod projects, and performance-inspired Camaros.
Original 1978-1981 Camaro front lighting trim can make the nose appear worn, faded, or visually busy, especially on vehicles with blacked-out grilles, Z28 styling, aftermarket wheels, or custom exterior themes. Adding blackout covers creates a sharper front end profile while helping tie together the headlight, marker lamp, grille, and front spoiler areas. This kit is a strong choice for owners wanting a custom appearance without permanently altering the vehicle’s factory lighting assemblies.
Manufactured by GTS, this blackout kit is ideal for exterior customization, show display, cruise night use, and front end styling upgrades. It works well with restored Camaros, Z28 tribute builds, street machines, and driver-quality cars that need a more dramatic nose treatment. For the best finished appearance, pair this kit with fresh marker lamp bezels, clean grille components, restored front spoilers, and properly aligned lighting assemblies.
Features:
- GTS front lighting blackout kit
- Designed for 1978-1981 Camaro models
- Covers headlight and marker light areas
- Adds a darker custom front end appearance
- Great for Z28, street machine, and restomod styling
- Helps visually clean up the front nose area
- Non-permanent appearance upgrade
- Ideal for show, cruise, and custom builds
- Complements black grilles and front spoilers
- Part number GT01035
Fits The Following Models:
- 1978 Chevrolet Camaro
- 1979 Chevrolet Camaro
- 1980 Chevrolet Camaro
- 1981 Chevrolet Camaro
Note: Check local vehicle lighting laws before street use. Blackout covers may reduce light output and may be intended for off-road, show, or display use depending on local regulations.
