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  1. 08-15-2016, 04:23 PM #1
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    Early SWB Euro Headlights

    I hope everyone is having a great summer.

    I'm in the process of going through my assortment of lenses trying to answer a question. So far no luck so I thought I would ask here. Here's part of the pile:

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    My question relates to early SWB RHD Euro headlights. Here's a picture of a LHD lens and a RHD lens:

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    Did the RHD lens always have the circular pattern or was there a time when it was simply the reverse of the LHD lenses with the "prism" on the left as you face the lens? As far as I know the only flat Bosch RHD lenses currently available are like the ones in the picture.

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    John
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    Here is a set I have # 7045. I need an extra one if available.
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    John, check your email @ ja3@audettecollectiondot(a freebee)
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