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Date:         Mon, 25 Nov 1996 18:38:16 +0100
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From:         Peter Larsson <peter.larsson@kiruna.mail.telia.com>
Subject:      Re: Headlight conversion

Charlie Moore wrote:
> 
> On another thread the following web address was given to look at =
> Vanagons.=20
> 
> http://www.vw.co.za/history/frame.htm
> 
> On this page I selected the 1990's link and there at 1991 is a picture =
> of a vanagon that has quad round headlights.  I have  four rectangular =
> headlights on my '87 Westy.  Is a conversion to quad round headlights =
> available?  I have only seen dual round headlights.
> 
> - Charlie.When I had a vanagon and wanted quad headlights: 
Standard in sweden was dual, you removed the original grille, and 
replaced it with a new one with two holes for the original headlights, 
and two ready mounted extralights. The grille was slightly dark/grey 
rather than coal black, and had no VW bagde in the middle. I think it 
was made by Votex gmbh in germany. I never got a chance to buy one, my 
VW dealer couldnt find one anywhere.
Peter Larsson
94 EV crewcab syncro
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