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  1. 09-02-2004 05:42 AM #1
    BinderRod1939
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    I need help with headlights

     



    I have a 1939 International pickup that I am rodding. The question is that I would like to put new style lights in but, my lights now are just an empty shell. What headlight adjusters can I use to put the new lights in?


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    Re: I need help with headlights

     



    Originally posted by BinderRod1939
    I have a 1939 International pickup that I am rodding. The question is that I would like to put new style lights in but, my lights now are just an empty shell. What headlight adjusters can I use to put the new lights in?


    Thanks Keith

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    If the original housings fit 7" bulbs then you shouldn't have to replace anything.

    You are talking about the "Diamond Bulbs" right? The ones that accept the H4 elements?

    If you are the bulb housing SHOULD fit right in.
    Any dolt with a Torch and Welder can customize a car.

    Real artists use what God bestowed on em.
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  3. 09-03-2004 05:53 AM #3
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    It seems that the problem is that there are no adjusters in the old headlight buckets. Do I have to find an assenbly out of a newer car so that I can adjust the headlights and retain them in my buckets? Thanks Keith
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