Glass headlights

Jamsvx · #1 07-08-2003, 05:43 PM

I am going to see two wrecked RHD SVX's (Australian) this weekend - it is likely that the headlights on them are intact (I know that they are for certain on one of them - it was Countess's from the Down Under section) and saw Joe's post in the Alternator thread about brighter bulbds in the plastic JDM lenses.

Is it worth making inquiries as to how much the yard wants for them for any of you UK guys?

Cheers

James

#2 07-08-2003, 10:17 PM

James -

Could you check on the center tail lamp (finish lamp) for me, and also the headlamps? I would greatly appreciate that. (I know im not in europe, but I thought I would ask anyway.)

Mike

Jamsvx · #3 07-09-2003, 01:14 AM

Will do

svxistentialist · #4 07-09-2003, 03:40 AM

James

I would be interested in the headlights, although Mike has first call here.

Mike, are you aware the lights are for right-hand-drive conditions? They cast the dipped beam to the left and up, which would blind oncoming traffic in the US.

Joe

Phast SVX · #5 07-09-2003, 06:13 AM

james
if the other headlights are intact and i would like to be in line for them! just let me know. Thanks alot
phil

#6 07-10-2003, 09:43 PM

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Originally posted by svxistentialist

James

I would be interested in the headlights, although Mike has first call here.

Mike, are you aware the lights are for right-hand-drive conditions? They cast the dipped beam to the left and up, which would blind oncoming traffic in the US.

Joe

I'm very very very good with the svx headlights, as i have retrofitted BMW 7 series projectors into my current lights. All you have to do is change the projector assy. I believe you could also move the shields, although i believe the svx shields arent movable.

Mike

Jamsvx · #7 07-10-2003, 10:02 PM

Those headlights look great - any tips on it, how you did it, cost etc etc??

Thanks

James