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Anyone know where to get them from? Are repos available or will I need to source old stock?
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Good luck trying to find NOS ones. They do come up on ebay occassionally. But your best bet would be to go to a wreckers, those lights are everywhere. Get a big stock pile of them.
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Contact a British car restoration place or wrecker. The Old Austin, MG, Jaguar, Leyland, Triump etc. Has mostly Lucas electricals. They may well have old second hand available. If it is old or rare - Cut it! http://www.ehlimo.com.au/ |
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Good old Lucas - Prince of Darkness ;)
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Yes i have one working lucas light.
Dave
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Q. Do you why the English drink warm beer ?
A. Because they had Lucas build their fridges.
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