Date: 5-9-08 10:25 From: Woody Subject: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
Someone has to have a set in their stash. I would really like to add to my project. Come on....and with the dollar value...Cahsels isn't practical. I know...their expensive and I know that...look at my project on the blog page....the car deserves Italians. _________________ Woody
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Date: 5-9-08 12:51 From: Armond in Marin County Subject: Re: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
Woody:
Check e-bay. I think I saw a pair up for grabs. Good luck. _________________ 73 Tii. My Daily driver
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Date: 5-9-08 01:35 From: Woody Subject: Re: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
They have a crack _________________ Woody
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Date: 5-9-08 03:43 From: Tilux in Albuquerque, New Mexico Subject: Re: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
A crack is easily fixed and almost impossible to find afterwards.
Date: 5-10-08 08:43 From: hplug in Farmington, New Mexico Subject: Re: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
How do you repair the crack so it is impossible to see afterwards. FYI I think I should see/meet you in a few weeks for the show and shine.
Date: 5-10-08 11:19 From: HBChris in Huntington Beach Subject: Re: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
Peter S. has them (www.coupeking.com). _________________ HBChris
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`69 2002 Manila (Mellow Yellow)
Date: 5-10-08 11:33 From: Tilux in Albuquerque, New Mexico Subject: Re: WTB - Mint Condition/New Italian Signals for my project
Here is the fix that I have successfully use many times.
Go to a hobby store and purchase a jar of liquid glue. Tamiya brand, if you can. It's in a glass jar with a "nail polish brush" on the end.
Take a very small drop on the brush end and touch it to the crack. The liquid will course through the crack. It does not glue it in the usual sense, but actually "heat seals" it. Often times you cannot find the previous crack.
Try it first on another bad lens that you have as a test.
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