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Location: Nowra (Southcoast) N.S.W. Beutiful beaches no smog & plenty of grog & yes that is my dog.
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Since this thread has moved on a fair way, i thought i would show my latest effort at making my own twin lights.
In these photos i used pvc pipe to hold lights in place, now i have used galvanised metal rings over the pvc to absorb heat. I have completed both sides with covers & they work great, fully adjustable.
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Ed Xr6 Headlight Replica Trial Update
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