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Thread: WTB: LWB RoW Turn Signal City Bulb Mounts

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    Lighting Specialist jaudette3's Avatar
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    WTB: LWB RoW Turn Signal City Bulb Mounts

    I need these for a good customer/friend's special museum level RS. Please check out your nooks and crannies and see if you have them.

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    They must have the small reflectors intact. This is an OCD situation and I'm willing to pay stupid money. And I'll owe you one.

    Thanks!
    John
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    Hey John,

    Did you find my set of RoW signal housing?

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    Hi Ravi....

    Constantly searching. Jim Breazeale told me one time that the most sought after parts were LWB turn signals. I find that they're almost as hard to find as 170mm Cibié Bi-Iodes.

    Keepin' on keepin' on.

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    Hi John,

    I doubt the small plastic reflector came originally on 73 cars, I think it appeared later with the later batches of Bosch housings (the older housings have the list of part numbers on the back side as well). I could be wrong though...Df-Classic in Germany (on eBay) often has damaged units for less than 150€.
    https://www.ebay.de/itm/154336112634...8AAOSwdg1gLnK~
    https://www.ebay.de/itm/164959055356...8AAOSwP15g7scn

    Regards,
    Cees

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    Belated thanks Cees. I have eight original city bulb mounts on the way (no plastic reflectors).

    Cheers,
    John
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    Hi John,

    That’s great news. I need two of them…PM sent.

    Best,
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