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10-30-2007 12:53 PM #1
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Well, so far I like this 1-800-hotrodding. The headlight bar came in this morning, and it really looks like a quality piece. I had to run out and do a quick mock-up, and this is what it looks like---and what it cost. As near as I can tell, it will drop the headlights about 5" and move them about 2" towards the front of the car, but will keep them the same distance apart as before.Old guy hot rodder
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10-30-2007 01:14 PM #2
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See, and you were just looking for something to keep you busy........now you've found it.
Nice looking bar, I like the look and the drop. Not cheap, but nice quality rarely is. Post some more pictures as you go along.
Don
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