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, they even do them in a normal silver background too !, its a shame i cant find any with a 6 x 4 twin projector ala Ford Puma style, i think i would definatley go with those 
wonder if these could be modified.... like i need another job to do 
jInxy$0.99 last week dont know about the quality though they should be with me next week hopefully 
..?..next email wont be polite! regards rog. rslbonzo wrote:Hi tony,
Have you thought about some raybriggs?
The reason i ask is that i have just bought a pair and they seem to be very good indeed.
. do you have any pictures?PW@Woodsport wrote:these wont pass a UK MOT im afraid.
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... they have a dip beam kicker for a reason. 
good point Paul, would still love a set of quad lights though, but getting your hands on a set of Puma ones is getting impossible 
... oh well i live in hope , Jinxy... they say you will be able to bolt off bolt on in 20 mins,,, will be the same as the puma`s angel eye type lights.'G' that would be great if you could find the site please mate JinxySuperRedMR2 wrote:
They have turned up this morning, Or at least a card from the Royal mail has, telling me I owe £13.38 for the Customs charge. There was no mention of this on the item description. The lamps were £14.99 plus £19.99 for postage and shipping. Plus a Customs charge, and by the sound of it they won't be legal either. STURGE wrote:
..as with all items bought from abroad it is the importer's responsibility (buyer) to handle the legal niceties of bringing items into the country, not the responsibility of the vendor. The vendor's duty stops at despatchig the items to the buyer...