Re[2]: Driving lights on 4KQ

["Todd Candey" <tcandey@usr.com>]

     John, the lights came from part werks of chicago (porsche only 
     salvage) they advertise in EC. If I remember right, the lights were 
     about 100bucks with the bulbs and harness and all.
     It's kinda a tight squeeze, but if you're patient it'll look great.
     
     The turn signals are pretty easy, just go to the local auto parts 
     store and pick your choice of bulb and snap in harness.
     
     I know this is more info than you asked for, but let me know if you 
     need anything else.
     
     Todd.
     
     
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     Author:  John William Meinecke <jwm2@csd.uwm.edu> at Internet Date:    
     3/7/96 01:04 PM
     
     
     Hey, that's a cool idea.  Where did you get the lights and how much 
     did they cost, if ya don't mind me asking?
     
     Thanks!
     


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Subject: Re: Driving lights on 4KQ
Author:  "Linus D. Toy" <linust@interramp.com> at Internet
Date:    3/7/96 02:41 PM


At 08:17 PM 3/6/96 -0600, John William Meinecke wrote:
     
>Anybody mount driving lights in the fake lamphouse next to the turn 
>signal light on a 4000 Quattro?
     
Unfortunately, that's not a fake lamphouse--its simply a reflector and right 
behind it is the bumper mounting strut--i.e. there's no room there to mount 
a light.  However, you could dump the turn signals (rewire the corner 
markers) and put a small driving light in where the turn signals used to 
be...never did on mine, but was awful tempted. 
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