let talk about head lights
Racer
Joined: Jul 2010
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From: The Netherlands EUR
Popup headlights or not, if that is the question i would say: How many sportscars these days are equipped with popup headlights? Answer: almost none...So, the popup lights of the C3 Vette are unique and are unmistakenly bound to the spectacular design of any C3.
Hold on to your popup lights, they make a C3. Why removing them for fixed headlights which every car has these days? Why cover them with an ugly perspex sheet of plastic pop-riveted to the body destroying her body lines? Or even worse: replace them for those butt-ugly four squared fixed headlights which are looking even more horrific on a car as curvy as a C3.
I will probably remove the vac crap in the future for an electric system because i want my lights to open and close fast and exactly simultaniously but the popup lights are definately staying, they ARE Corvette C3!
Hold on to your popup lights, they make a C3. Why removing them for fixed headlights which every car has these days? Why cover them with an ugly perspex sheet of plastic pop-riveted to the body destroying her body lines? Or even worse: replace them for those butt-ugly four squared fixed headlights which are looking even more horrific on a car as curvy as a C3.
I will probably remove the vac crap in the future for an electric system because i want my lights to open and close fast and exactly simultaniously but the popup lights are definately staying, they ARE Corvette C3!
Last edited by rene040269; Jan 11, 2014 at 01:29 PM.
Pro
Joined: Oct 2013
Posts: 557
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From: El Sobrante CA
Only in my case, there's a two hour gap between the time I pull the switch and when the left headlight door opens. Two hours later, the right one swings up. (rimshot).
