Clear front indicator lenses
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This is not a joke, mine are whiskey tumblers, £4 for six. Imagine the glass bottom being seen, the reflector inside and its done. Mastic holding in place as normal.Very easy to do and in my opinion, much better than the white plastic looking jobbies, as they match the glass headlights.
david beer said:
This is not a joke, mine are whiskey tumblers, £4 for six. Imagine the glass bottom being seen, the reflector inside and its done. Mastic holding in place as normal.Very easy to do and in my opinion, much better than the white plastic looking jobbies, as they match the glass headlights.
seriously though... you _are_ joking right ?
stu
It aint no joke, i could pop outside and take a picture, take a look on my profile for a long distance shot.Three years ago it must be,I was sat in the garden, with a G&T and looked down at the empty glass and there they were, my clear indicators. I have clear LEDs arranged in a circle to complete the "totaly clear indicators".
Phone Leavesley, near Burton-on-Trent, ask for Stuart in spares and tell him its a side light on a military landrover. Tell him the lucas number on your current orange indicator - its something like FV401042A. He'll know exactly which one. When I got mine they wre £8 each (not VAT bollox). I guess he would charge for P&P. I picked mine up as i'm nearly local.
Did crash the company car on the way home so not a great afternoon.
FFG
Did crash the company car on the way home so not a great afternoon.
FFG
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Just as I have finally reached a decision, having given the matter months and months of careful consideration, that clear front/side indicator lenses would look better than the orange ones...