were can i get nos or new original euro lights

[ds58]

my car is a US 72 T i want to make it look more euro

so i want to change the side front lights and the back lights to euro ones

i asked Mark allen of Vintage Excellence to change the headlights we will wait till the a/c is fitted and then decide to lower it to euro spec. for now we will see if it will effect the ac lines and other parts

so any advice please

[210bhp]

A 72 model car in Europe would have silver light surrounds front and rear. Harder to get than the black surrounds (unless you are happy with repro). Then you need to decide if the standard euro look or the Italian look is the one for you. Choices, choices......

Regards
Mike

[ds58]

will i find originals? even a non 72

who sells them?>

[Jay Laifman]

Don't know where to get originals. Try EASY. But, I will say that I put Euro white/orange lenses on my '73. I love the look. However I have to admit that they are kind of goofy where the white part is not physically blocked off from the orange part. So the whole thing lights up. I guess my point is that you might want to consider getting the full Euro turnsignal unit. But, prices are quite dear.

[ds58]

thank you jay

[LongRanger]

. . . will i find originals? even a non 72 . . . who sells them? . . .

Here's a thread discussing, among other things, European lighting . . .

http://www.early911sregistry.org/for...ht=euro+lights

And Jay's right . . . . there's more to European cars than just a changing the lenses. Besides the housings, you'll also need to twink the wiring, a bit

As for finding this stuff, I'm sure you can ping some of our members in Europe for help . . . uai, andyjboy, and andrea70 (who seems to have a never-ending collection of some really amazing sh!t). Also try Edmund Harri$. It follows that this stuff would somewhat more sourceable in Europe any way.

HtH

[ds58]

thanks for the help i will def look at the thread