Low beam headlight

[scottau]

Hey guys,
struggling to find a new low beam headlight for RHD, part no 63121356415, seems NLA everywhere. Any alternatives headlight options out there for RHD?
Thanks

 

[sfdon]

You don’t want the inexpensive one in Oz?
Why not?

BMW headlight low beam E21/E12/3.0CS/2500/2800/E24 (Hella) 63121356415 | eBay Australia

Suits: E21, E12, 3.0CS, 3.0CSL, E24, 2500, 2800, 3.0L, 3.0S, 3.0Si, 3.0L, 3.0 Li. A good condition genuine Hella headlight, has a few age related marks and the lens is slightly cloudy but is in good condition for age.

www.ebay.com.au

 

[scottau]

Great find Don. Ideally after 2 new if possible

 

[sfdon]

That’s Enoz land…… Dickyland up in Jakarta
Your wife will be pissed…

NOS BMW E9 Headlight Hella Low Beam RHD Model 63121356415 (Set of 2 pcs) | eBay

BMW #63121356415 ;. NOS GENUINE BMW E9 HELLA Headlight Low Beam RHD Model ;. Hella Low Beam Code on the lens: 302-110173 & 7076R7 & 7076R8 ;.

www.ebay.com

Or try Schmiedmann

https://www.schmiedmann.com/en/cata-ol?q=63121356415

 

[scottau]

Oh, she would definitely would be with option 1. Just put an order iin with Schmiedmann, great find again, thanks Don

 

[Rek]

Pair of Latest LED Headlights H1 Main or Dip Beam Conversion 9-32V - 6000k or 4000k

Hi/Lo Beam H1 Conversion Headlight Bulbs Suit Negative & Positive Earth. 12 Volt 24 Volt Classic Car 448 466 481 491 494 P14.5S

www.classiccarleds.co.uk

 

[Rek]

 

[Rek]

They're so bright I can see into the future.

 

[Rek]

Currently it's not looking too pleasant!

 

[boonies]

Currently it's not looking too pleasant!

Yup, my lights are not bright enough to look into the future, they are struggling with the present...

 

[mwds]

I haven't bought these yet, but try Hella 1055. A Google search will bring up many options. Expect AU$70+

 

[eb88]

I found my RHD set on eBay UK, here are the Hella numbers if it helps. The Romanian made Hella equivalents made now in our experience are terrible compared to the old German units. New old stock all the way if you can.

 

[ScottAndrews]

Well, technically photons DO exist in the future and the past all at once, it's just that by the time we see them, they are in the present