New head lights for a 5KTQ type 44

[Steve Sears]

Hi Jeffrey,
I have a set of non-turbo eurolights on my 5ktq - it's pretty much a 
straight bolt-on solution, with the exception of needing a non-turbo grille, 
skills with a dremel/hacksaw cutting the turbo grille, or you could get a V8 
hood (what I did):
http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/23847/water.jpg
The non-turbo eurolights and clear corner lenses are readily available from 
a number of sources - I got the lights (and a bunch of spares) for 
$25-$35/each at a local wrecking yard I frequent.  I made the relay box 
using a watertight food container from a dollar store, waterproof electrical 
box glands from Home Despot, and relays (two for low beams, two for high 
beams, and one for the bumper-mounted driving lights) from the wrecking 
yard.  The clear corners have amber 30-LED 1157 bulbs in Mercedes sockets 
(wrecking yard, once again) so that the parking lights AND turn signals are 
both visable to cars beside me.  The V8 hood was the hardest to find, but 
you might be able to source one from an ad in the Marketplace, on Audiworld, 
through www.car-part.com or from the "Usual Suspects" such as Keyser Soze 
aka Chris Semple...(I'm going into the witness protection program now)
Cheers!
Steve Sears
1962 and '64 Auto Union DKW Junior deLuxes
1980 Audi 5000
1987 Audi 5000 Turbo Quattro

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> Hi All
> I have a 88 5KTQ type 44. I am looking for new head lights that are not to
> expensive and can be easily mounted. Does anyone have a recommendation?
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> Jeff Zentner
> Alta CA
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> 88 5KTQ
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> "Life is easier if you learn to plow
> around the stumps"