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  1. 06-13-2014, 03:32 PM #1
    John Z Goriup
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    WTB: parts for Cibie lights

    I have had a pair of Cibie lights for a few years, and when I first obtained them I took them completely apart to have the buckets painted, and now want to correctly re-assemble them & mount them for the Werks Reunion in August. Wouldn't you know it, after turning the house and garage upside down looking for all the bits, it seems I lost some key components and can't continue.

    I badly require two of each of the parts in the attached photos, i.e. two mounting rings and two mounting plates with the 3 spot welded bolts.

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