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Location: Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island, Canada | Looks like the way to go for an OEM look with no mods to your headlight buckets if you want brighter than stock headlights on your quad headlights setup.
https://youtu.be/VUFip10K3LU
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Location: northern germany | Its got the ugly bulging pop eye lense, like the halogen headlights. |
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Location: The Mile High City | $180 each for the 1958s and up. https://www.holley.com/platform/dodge/royal/1958/ $720 total. Compare that to Sylvania's at about $25 each. The LEDs definitely look brighter, but are they worth it? I guess you could replace the brights with LEDs and have both looks - would that look weird?
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Location: northern germany | 1960fury - 2022-04-03 9:09 PM
Its got the ugly bulging pop eye lense, like the halogen headlights.
With other words, not period correct. None of the OE sealed beams looked like that. I could live with a non stock look, if it is an improvement, but this is the wrong direction.
I always wanted tunneled headlights, which suits late 50s car real good, imo.
Converted a 61 Desoto to Halogen once, with the bulging lenses. It looked real stupid. |
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LED headlight setup for 5 3/4" quad headlights no mods needed.