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Must have used the same kit as on my 68 convert. Looks like a generic GM 1970's square headlight housing mounted in the glass pockets. Mine had no turn signals or parking lights when I got it and required LED to fit in the tight space.
Must have used the same kit as on my 68 convert. Looks like a generic GM 1970's square headlight housing mounted in the glass pockets. Mine had no turn signals or parking lights when I got it and required LED to fit in the tight space.
Ecklers offeres those 4 4x6 quad lights in the grill of both c3 and c2 tilt clips and sold the "part" to glass into an other wise stock front clip.....
i cast the necropost spell on this thread!
reason being i found a very nice 72 that has everything going for it except an ecklers non popup front-tilt hood thing. So i'm looking at the feasibility of alternatives.
noticed this crazy c3/c6 hybrid build that relocates the headlights and it looks super nice because of it
Led lights themselves are not illegal, and there's a few 5" round replacements that have led projector bulbs, like dapper lighting's stuffhttps://www.dapperlighting.com/collections/1968-1982-chevrolet-corvette
There's a LOT of alternative designs that are more like "compound lights" with a lot of little elements. It's definitely a look, I don't much like it personally, also you may need to mess with the headlight mounts to make them fit
Led lights themselves are not illegal, and there's a few 5" round replacements that have led projector bulbs, like dapper lighting's stuffhttps://www.dapperlighting.com/collections/1968-1982-chevrolet-corvette
There's a LOT of alternative designs that are more like "compound lights" with a lot of little elements. It's definitely a look, I don't much like it personally, also you may need to mess with the headlight mounts to make them fit
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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