Driving Lights

[jarrod ingleton]

Thank you John


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[jarrod ingleton]

Gents
Many thanks for the kind and detailed info. I am new to this forum and it amazes me how willing you all are to assist. I see topics and questions and would like to help- but my knowledge is limited on these cars being a new owner. Again thank you


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[climbernyc]

Don't forget that there were a number of rectangular lights from that period. For example the Lucas Square 8 come to mind as I had a pair on my -02 in the early 1970's

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Mine are still on the car and were installed at Max Hoffman for original owner

 

[rsporsche]

blasphemy Eric - Lucas on a BMW ??? the prince of darkness

 

[HB Chris]

Mine are still on the car and were installed at Max Hoffman for original owner

Where was your coupe sold? Do you have the supplemental sticker in addition to the window sticker showing them as a dealer item? Thanks

 

[climbernyc]

Where was your coupe sold? Do you have the supplemental sticker in addition to the window sticker showing them as a dealer item? Thanks

I don't believe so. First owner was in NJ so sold in NY. I have to check the history written up by the 3rd owner, Roger Wray. He told me about the Lucas lights


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[climbernyc]

blasphemy Eric - Lucas on a BMW ??? the prince of darkness

I know. Tell that to Max Hoffman! Apparently they used these on shelby's as well. I have a Healey. I'm well aware of the famous Lucas Smoke!

 

[HB Chris]

Lights and accessories were a dealer thing just like radios and antennas.

 

[Stevehose]

i thought shelby used Marchal. Could be anything back in the day

 

[rsporsche]

pretty sure original shelby used Marchal as did Ferrari back in the day.

 

[climbernyc]

At first Came with marchal and changed to Lucas square 8 because of DOT issues