Griffith Headlight Conversion
Discussion
Then I think the best of them is the twin light pod design. Check out BB's profile and do a search. Keeps the orginal pods but puts 2 headlights in there.
You can do away with the pods and have the whole assembly set in to the front wing instead, but I think it spoils the look of the car.
If you want a Tuscan, buy (guess what) a Tuscan.
You can do away with the pods and have the whole assembly set in to the front wing instead, but I think it spoils the look of the car.
If you want a Tuscan, buy (guess what) a Tuscan.

Edited by Johno on Tuesday 19th February 09:54
I had the headlight modification offered by Webb's ( http://www.ferraribodyshop.co.uk/portfolio.asp ) done last year - highly recommended
Mark_G said:
I had the headlight modification offered by Webb's ( http://www.ferraribodyshop.co.uk/portfolio.asp ) done last year - highly recommended
I've hered very good things about the quality of Webbs work, excellent in fact but they seem to have a photo of my old Wedge on there after I bumped it, without my permission, with a completely incorrect story...
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rigga said:
Out of interest what are the costs involved to convert the headlamps,not to everynes taste i can tell from reading posts about it,but an alternative to the standard arrangment which im not keen on.
You can get the Sportmotive LE conversion for about £300. Looks nearly the same as standard but with 7" lights in the pods instead of the rubbish 5" ones... It actually works!HRG said:
rigga said:
Out of interest what are the costs involved to convert the headlamps,not to everynes taste i can tell from reading posts about it,but an alternative to the standard arrangment which im not keen on.
You can get the Sportmotive LE conversion for about £300. Looks nearly the same as standard but with 7" lights in the pods instead of the rubbish 5" ones... It actually works!They are great and a subtle update for the car.
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