I want to put early wrap around indicators on my 65square.
Doesn't anyone have a front guard they can do a template
for me to copy the holes for the indicator to recess into, and screw holes.

Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks OL

empikg@yahoo.com.au or call 0438 300 182 I can call back.

Ref e-mail re template. Also, you may have to fill the original screw holes as they may be outside the rubber seal line.

DH



[ Edited on 19/2/2006 by 1500S ]

thanks email sent

I own a 69 type 3 convertible, it too has the wrap-around fron indicators. The cost for the rubber seals is rather expensive from what I have found ($110ea). for what reason I have no idea, but they do look cool

WHY?????

Why would you want to change the look and shape of a classic??

Don;t understand

I've got a set for sale.Orange lens.

>WHY?????

Why would you want to change the look and shape of a classic??

Don;t understand <

Because they looked better back around the end of 1963 and still do!!

DH





[ Edited on 26/7/2006 by 1500S ]

Me, me , me, me ,me .... etc

I can do it Ol pop on over bitch!

Adamski

Are they the amber long narrow lenses?

I think there were clear ones too....??

I was always trying to figure out which were the fully imported 1500 early type 3s...
Never did work it out...

The early 1500S with high compression engine, twin carbs
plus a unique interior in cloth looked really great...
but I think they just had the round amber front blinkers...
the German cloth in the seats mostly was destroyed by Our Sun....
they were really neat cars though....
there was one at Valla a couple of years ago...
in perfect condition.... cloth seats etc.... perfect..
It was a Notchback, sedan or halfback...

Were the wrap around amber front blinkers only used on Australian assembled 1500s..??
Fastbacks only??
Were the lenses made by hella in Germany??
or Australia??

Lee

I think the early had bullet.The wrap round later 60's.Made in amber and clear

yeah early cars had bullets (61-63) and then wrap arounds came in as the 'S' spec, where the 'N' models still had the bullets (which i like best!)....