When I was a teenager in Alaska my father owned a 64 Bug that had no front fenders. So he cut a hole in the hood and put a single headlight bucket. It worked but sure was funny looking. We used to see how fast it would go on the runway on Saturday nights. The tower would flash the lights for us when a plane was approaching. Sure wish we had taken pictures of it. Robert 1982 Westfalia
--- Kim Brennan <kimbrennan@MAC.COM> wrote: > Many eons ago, various cars had 3 headlights. > In fact Subaru did it > for a while, with the 3rd headlight hidden > behind the center badge. > > So, I was looking at the SouthAfrican grill > design, and wondering if > there would be a light that could fit in place > of that center badge..... > > To pass muster in so many states, I guess it > would need to be a low > beam only (and turn off if the highbeams or > fogs came on)....still it > would be a unique look > > Ah, Friday. >
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