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Hello, old friends. I just wanted to pass this information along to you all! I once wanted these to replace the factory fog lights, but the cost was to high. Well, now they are on sale. Normally these lights are $241, now only $89! Quick, get'm while you can.
http://www.eautoworks.com/html/ORD-1-1-1-33094.cfm
Dave...
Thanks for the tip Dave, gotta be the deal of the day!
How do you mount them into the existing openings?
How are you liking the Stang? I test drove a V8 a couple months ago... My wife has a 1990 GT convertible, I wanted to trade all $3,400 in for a new one! Is the rear compliant even though it is still a straight axle?
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Originally Posted by PeteVX
You could do a modified bracket like the one I created. It provides a very stable platform.
http://www.vehicross.info/gallery/da..._008-thumb.jpg
Here's the Article
I'm loving every minute of it! Just like I did when I first got the VX. Can't stop smiling while I'm driving it! I'd say come by and see me sometime, but I don't think you'd be able to catch me :evil:Quote:
Originally Posted by sveltax
:p
Dave...
But those lights are oval, aren't they? The openning is round.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moncha
I've installed a set of Wallyworld "cheapies", I think Pilot was the brand, using Scott's method.I also used the rubber "gasket" that was around the stockers as a bezel to cover the notches that affixed said stock lights (glued to cladding)
Even though these are slightly ovular, I think with a little creative fabrication they can be made to work.The central area of the lens looks to be more round than the housing itself.If I snug em up close to the backside of the rubber bezel it should look niiiiice. ;)
Ldub
Thanks guys, great info.