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Head light conversion buckets
Does any one have a set of head light conversion buckets they could send to me. I have started a nice set but it will take me quite a while to get them done. If someone has a set they would not mind me copying I will pay for shipping both ways and send you an extra set to sell on this forum if you would like. I just need the bucket. I can make everything else.
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Re: Head light conversion buckets
like, GT racing buckets or no?
golfduke- Posts : 61
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Location : Weare, NH
Re: Head light conversion buckets
If you are offering up yours, what kind of shape are they in? Can you send or post some close up pics of them?
OK I just looked at your post with the headlight bucket pictured in the car. They fit real nice.....
If you are willing to pull them and send them to me I'll majorly improve them! and send you back a new set and you old ones. I also send you new acrylic covers that fit....
Just so you will know I'm not full of $#**, I have all the stuff to make the molds as we at Texas Performance Concepts build and sell Cobra replica bodies.
OK I just looked at your post with the headlight bucket pictured in the car. They fit real nice.....
If you are willing to pull them and send them to me I'll majorly improve them! and send you back a new set and you old ones. I also send you new acrylic covers that fit....
Just so you will know I'm not full of $#**, I have all the stuff to make the molds as we at Texas Performance Concepts build and sell Cobra replica bodies.
Re: Head light conversion buckets
Oh, sweet niblets!!!
Johnny Johnny- Posts : 164
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Location : Oakville, Ontario Canada
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What lights do you typically use with these?
coctostan- Posts : 25
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The ones that I have been designing use the small square double element type bulbs and the metal basket from any old Mustang or Lincoln or just about anything with the small square bulb
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The bucket is just laid in the hole, it fits really well once it is crewed down.
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The bucket is just laid in the hole, it fits really well once it is crewed down.
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Ill send you mines!! No problem.
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How do we set up a gallery here? or insert images.
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Click on GALLERY, then "User (or Personal, can't remember which) Albums" on the left, and "Send Pic".
Yea, the gallery sucks...may switch to Glacier style (like PHB) just for a decent gallery...to upload in post, click the "host image" icon, or you can link to a url (Photobucket, etc.).
Yea, the gallery sucks...may switch to Glacier style (like PHB) just for a decent gallery...to upload in post, click the "host image" icon, or you can link to a url (Photobucket, etc.).
gt1scca- Posts : 795
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Thanks. That worked great.....now go to my gallery and look at my pretty pictures!!!
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I would like a set. PM me a price.
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Phatjimmy- Posts : 17
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As soon as I have the sets in hand and can determine how I want them to be I will post pics and make them available on my web site as soon as possible.
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Maybe I have asked this before.....what lights do you have under those covers? Also, how do they work at night? Do you get enough ligth spread?944-LT1 wrote:Thanks. That worked great.....now go to my gallery and look at my pretty pictures!!!
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Re: Head light conversion buckets
I'll have to get 944-LT1 give you the info on what lights go in, I do not have them in hand just yet. Should be Monday or so then I can answer your question completely. The buckets that I had originally made used the small rectangular double element bulbs sitting in the small headlight bucket from the old mustangs.
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Maybe I have asked this before.....what lights do you have under those covers? Also, how do they work at night? Do you get enough ligth spread?
Two sets. First set is 4" (with a halo) that I use for the brights. The other set is 3" that I use for driving lights. When I hit the brights, the 4" lights come on with the 3" lights. Both sets are universal bought from ebay and autozone. Nothing fancy at all.
Night-time driving is OK. Not great like modern cars which is why I was looking into HID replacements. But, since Eric made a deal I couldnt refuse, I'll see what he comes up with! If his version of the bucket lights illuminates the road better than the ones I sent him, ill probably stick them in my car and put the old ones on the shelf. Not sure.
Exciting though!
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OK, Headlight bucket molds are done. Sorry 944-LT1, I did not copy yours for obvious reasons .
I should have the first set pulled by tomorrow afternoon. I will then install them in my car to see what kind of brackets they need.
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Should have them ready to start sending them out by the end of next week.
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Remember these are just the plug molds.
I should have the first set pulled by tomorrow afternoon. I will then install them in my car to see what kind of brackets they need.
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Should have them ready to start sending them out by the end of next week.
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Remember these are just the plug molds.
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Wow. They look great. Yeah, the GTracing buckets arent much. They dont fit very good either unless you do alot of work mounting them.
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Just pulled one side a few minutes ago.
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Yeah, the GTracing buckets arent much. They dont fit very good either unless you do alot of work mounting them
You mean like the 8+hours I have into reshaping mine?
v8carreragts- Posts : 332
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Oh yeah, that's the money shot - they look great! Any idea how much you'll be selling them for?
BTW - I'm assuming that the top flange is NOT flush with the sheetmetal, taking into account the thickness of the lense covers? What thickness Lexan should we be using for these?
BTW - I'm assuming that the top flange is NOT flush with the sheetmetal, taking into account the thickness of the lense covers? What thickness Lexan should we be using for these?
Johnny Johnny- Posts : 164
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Age : 53
Location : Oakville, Ontario Canada
Re: Head light conversion buckets
I will be making the lens cover out of uv resistant acrylic, I was told this would be the best for them. They will be 1/8" thick to start with. They will loose a little thickness from the forming, not enough to notice.
As far as a price , it has yet to be determined. I think I have a much better product then GT, I just don't know how to price them fairly. I have a lot of hours in making the first set and molds. All of the extra parts seem to add up quickly. I am still looking for the metal rings and basket for the headlights, I can't seem to find new ones that are cheap enough, Everyone want $40 to $60 a set.
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As far as a price , it has yet to be determined. I think I have a much better product then GT, I just don't know how to price them fairly. I have a lot of hours in making the first set and molds. All of the extra parts seem to add up quickly. I am still looking for the metal rings and basket for the headlights, I can't seem to find new ones that are cheap enough, Everyone want $40 to $60 a set.
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Excellent - that extra space is one of those little details that people sometime forget.
I think that sourcing the headlights and hardware is probably best left for local purchase at wrecking yards. We could probably come up with a list of headlight units that fit properly, and provide that to everyone. I'm sure it would be relatively easy to find the older style square headlight, rings, etc. from a large yard rather than buying new.
In any event, put me down for a set!
I think that sourcing the headlights and hardware is probably best left for local purchase at wrecking yards. We could probably come up with a list of headlight units that fit properly, and provide that to everyone. I'm sure it would be relatively easy to find the older style square headlight, rings, etc. from a large yard rather than buying new.
In any event, put me down for a set!
Johnny Johnny- Posts : 164
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Re: Head light conversion buckets
Very nice.
I think you can count me in for a set of buckets and lenses......
I would like to try and use projectors.
I think you can count me in for a set of buckets and lenses......
I would like to try and use projectors.
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