Front Spotlights??
Front Spotlights??
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zcar

Original Poster:

106 posts

298 months

Friday 25th January 2008
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What are they?
Ive seen some Cibie spot light covers advertised for TVR's are these the ones?
What other motors were they fitted on?
Thanks
Nick

ed_crouch

1,169 posts

272 months

Friday 25th January 2008
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They're "Cibie Airport 35" on a wedge. rectangular.

Covers should be cheap enough, but I have to advise that they normally fit on the light by gripping it around the sides of the chrome rim, and i dont think there'll be enough room between the lamp and the fibreglass of the front dam on a Wedge.

HTH.

Ed.

zcar

Original Poster:

106 posts

298 months

Friday 25th January 2008
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Thanks Ed, both the spotlights on this 390 are cracked and damaged. Will whip them out and see if they are knackered or if I can get away with a pair of replacement lenses.
Nick

djc1001

490 posts

276 months

Friday 25th January 2008
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http://www.cars-gb.com/cibie.htm

Link above to supplier of Lights and covers.
Agree with previous reply - very tight fit into spoiler cutout. They may fit or may not. They fit on mine with a little mod in tightest area.
They are less than £10 pr although a pair recently sold on EBay for £41 - good old ebay.

Remember the way some cars are wired (later ones) these lights are the only headlight flash you have with headlights off.


r's
David

GV

2,366 posts

254 months

Saturday 26th January 2008
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They are Cibie Airpot friving lights and are still available in chrome or black finish.....

dwgriffith

436 posts

251 months

Saturday 26th January 2008
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The new stock lenses appear similar to any fitted to all wedges of any age, however, the backs appear to come in two types. The earlier ones (maybe) have the cable exit through the centre and the new one's exit to one side through a grommet. It would be worth checking yours as to which they are otherwise you may need to drill holes through the spoiler to get clearance for the wires.

adam quantrill

11,679 posts

272 months

Saturday 26th January 2008
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... or leave it in place and just replace the lens.

If you put some Sellotape Weatherproof tape on the lenses it protects them quite well from stones.

zcar

Original Poster:

106 posts

298 months

Sunday 27th January 2008
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adam quantrill said:
... or leave it in place and just replace the lens.

If you put some Sellotape Weatherproof tape on the lenses it protects them quite well from stones.
Now thats not a bad idea!!! My mate runs a sign writing business, I'll pop in and get some clear vinyl off him and do that!! Nice one!

Thanks to all for their help too.

Nick

TVRleigh_BBWR

6,553 posts

243 months

Sunday 27th January 2008
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zcar said:
adam quantrill said:
... or leave it in place and just replace the lens.

If you put some Sellotape Weatherproof tape on the lenses it protects them quite well from stones.
Now thats not a bad idea!!! My mate runs a sign writing business, I'll pop in and get some clear vinyl off him and do that!! Nice one!

Thanks to all for their help too.

Nick
If you get any spare I'd be interested in some wink