So that's where you get these!

[72targa]

Go to www.performanceproducts.com and search on "Weltmeister Racing Plastic Headlight Lens" including the quotes! You should see a link to it.

Alternatively, try cutting and pasting this URL into your browser:

http://www.performanceproducts.com/P...producttype=20

I couldn't find it by searching for its order line number: 177168

[JackOlsen]

There's also a source in Germany where you can get the yellow ones in glass.

[SandyI]

But are they legal for night driving in the U.S.?

[Gburner]

The yellow lenses are legal in France.
When kicking tires and telling lies with my pot bellied balding beer drinking buddies these lenses are sometimes refered to as Surrender Lenses.

[72targa]

Originally posted by JackOlsen
There's also a source in Germany where you can get the yellow ones in glass.

Where or where, pray tell?

[JCR]

Originally posted by Gburner
The yellow lenses are legal in France.
When kicking tires and telling lies with my pot bellied balding beer drinking buddies these lenses are sometimes refered to as Surrender Lenses.

[nick-moss]

The lenses are available from

Thomas Freitag
Freitag Autoteile
Lindenstrasse 2
34225 Baunatal
Germany

Tel: 05665 95050
Fax: 05665 95051

[CurtEgerer]

<i>"Are they legal?"</i>

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showt...t=daniel+stern

[72targa]

California Law:

CALIFORNIA CODES
VEHICLE CODE
SECTION 25950-25952

25950. This section applies to the color of lamps and to any
reflector exhibiting or reflecting perceptible light of 0.05 candela
or more per foot-candle of incident illumination. Unless provided
otherwise, the color of lamps and reflectors upon a vehicle shall be
as follows:
(a) The emitted light from all lamps and the reflected light from
all reflectors, visible from in front of a vehicle, shall be white or
yellow, except as follows:
(1) Rear side marker lamps required by Section 25100 may show red
to the front.
(2) The color of foglamps described in Section 24403 may be in the
color spectrum from white to yellow.
(b) The emitted light from all lamps and the reflected light from
all reflectors, visible from the rear of a vehicle, shall be red
except as follows:
(1) Stoplamps on vehicles manufactured before January 1, 1979, may
show yellow to the rear.
(2) Turn signal lamps may show yellow to the rear.
(3) Front side marker lamps required by Section 25100 may show
yellow to the rear.
(4) Backup lamps shall show white to the rear.
(5) The rearward facing portion of any front-mounted double-faced
turn signal lamp may show amber to the rear while the headlamps or
parking lamps are lighted, if the intensity of the light emitted is
not greater than the parking lamps and the turn signal function is
not impaired.
(6) Reflectors meeting the requirements of and installed in
accordance with Section 24611 shall be red or white, or both.
(c) All lamps and reflectors visible from the front, sides, or
rear of a vehicle, except headlamps, may have any unlighted color,
provided the emitted light from all lamps or reflected light from all
reflectors complies with the required color. Except for backup
lamps, the entire effective projected luminous area of lamps visible
from the rear or mounted on the sides near the rear of a vehicle
shall be covered by an inner lens of the required color when the
unlighted color differs from the required emitted light color.
Taillamps, stoplamps, and turn signal lamps that are visible to the
rear may be white when unlighted on vehicles manufactured before
January 1, 1974.

Here -> http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/wa...ction=retrieve

[JackOlsen]

Yeah, technically it's legal in California -- although that doesn't mean you're not going to get pulled over for it. I know some guys who keep a print-out of that law in their cars with them.

I forget the company's name, but the guy who sells them is named Thomas. They went for $139 plus $30 for shipping back when I bought a set, but the weak dollar might have changed that.

Thomas' email is:

sprint-star@t-online.de