Classic beetle headlamp

Started by Shaggy, December 15, 2013, 05:02:02 PM

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Shaggy

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Hi folks   :) I'm after a headlamp glass lens for my daughters beetle 
Can part ex beer tokens for a good clean item can pick up if local to Brum
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got plenty of those but im not planing on a trip any time soon ;-)up

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Would you be willing to post, I can pay pal the money too you, just tell me how much.
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Shaggy, I might have a pair of these but it'll be Saturday before I can
check, I'll let you know.........................
Will dance for petrol.

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Great.... Please do  ;-)up
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why not just replace with 7" round h4 headlamps ( golf mk1,landrover defender etc) for improved light?

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That's a bloody good idea.... Will look in to that as not got a clue how to do that as yet
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Quote from: volkshome on December 18, 2013, 08:11:28 PM
why not just replace with 7" round h4 headlamps ( golf mk1,landrover defender etc) for improved light?

I have got a feeling that our conversion required the location lugs / moulding or bits grinding off the back of the headlights to enable fitment in the beetle mounting.

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Quote from: Shaggy on December 18, 2013, 08:33:27 PM
That's a bloody good idea.... Will look in to that as not got a clue how to do that as yet

feel free to come and look at the late 1303 karmann cabrio we got in the garage here, its what they were fitted with as standard fitment ( only in south birmingham)

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Thanks mate will see if I can pop round Saturday morning  just got to find your address  ;-)(-;
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Thanks for all the tips mate was good to meet up with you again.  ;-)up
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yup and nice to catch up with you again.

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