Tony Giametta-CEO

So, who is RedLine LumTronix INC.?  My brother (Joe) and I , created RedLine LumTronix INC..  From childhood we both had built custom one of a kind cars.  When we were growing up our family did not have the money to purchase things beyond what the family needed to meet our bills.  This meant if we got a new bike it was Christmas and it was a real treat.  My brother and I were some of the best bicycle mechanics ever and took old bike parts and made new bikes from those parts. We even repainted them. I remember once cutting off the forks off another discarded bike and attaching those forks to the forks of our existing bikes to make them into chopper bikes.  God only know how dangerous that was, but I bet some of you out there did some of the same things as a kid.  From that I remember as a 12 year old buying Hot Rodding magazine and taking the pictures out of magazine and pasting them on the wall next to my bed.  We both could not wait until we could drive to purchase our first vehicles. I remember purchasing my first car, a 1965 Dodge Dart.  I was a 16 year old earning money from three jobs to support my habit to build a show car.

My Dart had a slant 6 engine of which I replaced with a custom performance built 273 with 340 heads, Tarantula manifold, Holly 4 barrel, and a 4 speed transmission. It had a custom made button tuck gold velour interior made by my professional seamstress mother. It had a custom burnt orange paint job with a mechanical flip front. My brother and I did all of our own work except for engine building. My brother purchased a 1968 Cougar of which he also made into a custom show car. He did his own bodywork and he made a front spoiler from another hood to make both the hood and the front lip spoiler look the same, he also custom made his own rear spoiler. After waiting for sometime to get his car painted by our cousin who kept putting him off, his best friend Dennis Smith told him “Why don’t you paint it yourself”. From that point he learned on his own how to do body work and to paint cars. He would setup a visqueen tent in the back yard held up by rope strung between pine trees as a paint booth. When he finished his car it was beautiful which led to other friends wanting him to paint their cars. We the were known for our show cars during high school. Our cars were worth every penny we put into them making them look good and performing just as well, because they were chick magnets. Between my brother and I we have both owned 4 classic cars each. I say all this to say I’m a hot rodder like most of you, so, who better to build a classic but modern headlight than a fellow hot rodder.

The 1968 mustang you see at the top of this page and in many pictures my brother Joe, my sons and I built. Most of you car builders out there can appreciate a person who builds their own car. I have a lot of money invested in my mustang and my brother and I have developed an eye for making our cars stand out. In 2010 I was looking for headlight to place in my newly built mustang. I knew I did not want the old sealed beam headlights and instead I wanted a clear lens headlight to put out more light.  So I too went to Ebay and yes I did purchase some headlights from there.  After purchasing and returning several headlights, I could not find a headlight that would work, a lot of the stuff out there was pure junk and if you look through all of the forums you will read many horror stories about the problems with the headlights purchased from there. I won’t go into those problems here, but I want you to know the frustration I had trying to find a one-of-a-kind headlight that had a good looking halo much like the new Dodge Challenger.

In the end I could not find one so I thought I could make a better headlight and went out to make one, when I did it was a big hit at cruise-ins to the point people wanted me to custom make them for their cars. One day I mentioned to my brother how popular my headlight had become at local shows and so he said to me “maybe we should patent it and sell them”. From that point on we daringly followed our dreams and built “RedLine LumTronix” out on a limb to bring to the market place our headlights.

Every headlight is hand made. Patented in 2017 by the US Patent and Trademark Office # 9,726,333 and 2019 #10,371,324. Our product is a one time investment not a two or three time purchase. Our Glass lens will never go dull. Our returns are so few, we tell everyone if you have a problem and it’s five years from now we will take care of you.

Of course the bulb is a consumable and we can’t prevent glass breakage, but you can certainly purchase a new bulb and we even offer a glass replacement service so you don’t loose your investment. You can either buy it from someone who sells a copycat product made outside the USA or buy it once with the confidence and the security that if something goes wrong your covered. OUR GUARANTEE!