I know T-3 headlights are available from various sources as repros and sold as sets, but has anyone heard of T-3 repros sold individually? I don't need an entire set-I only need a low beam for a 4 headlamp setup.
David. .what year? o No: I have a boxfull of T3's ,various years, but mostly 70's style. :TU: Wheelz, Tampa Bay
After you fix David up, would you have another low beam T3 in the 68-72 style? I have the other 3 in good working shape.
I've got one left from the 69 Electra I'm parting. Don't know if it's low or high beam. I'll check for you.
Yeah James. . I prolly have an extra. However, Lemme say this, I know most of the T3's I have are high beam because the low beams were always on and burned out much faster...Again Lemme check and get back to you guys! Wheelz, Tampa Bay
Thanks for checking Doug. Let me know what you find Wheelz. A quick way to tell is three prong connector for low beam, 2 prong for high.
Jim, David and anyone else... I have just returned home from BPG event in Columbus OH and I will try SOMETIME THIS WEEK to dig thru my stuffs and get back to you guys with answers. :TU: Wheelz, Tampa Bay
If Wheels doesn't have any I do, some of the 68-72 and some of the 62/63??? to 67 with the unlined triangle. I have to go thru and test what I have too. Larry
I waited for wheels but haven't seen him post so this is what I have, 68-72 with lines in the triangle, high 2, low 1, 62/63-67, clear triangle, high 5, low 4. $9.00 each + shipping. All tested. Larry
Thanks for checking Larry. Give Dave first dibs on the 68-72 low beam. If he passes, I'll take it and 1 high beam too.
Larry.. THANQ for pulling thru for the guys! I totally forgot! ou: my bad. very. very bad. Wheelz, Tampa Bay
Hmmm..... might could!? Dunno till I get time to go up in the atticmosphere and see just what I DO have! Ya gotta know those low beamers are the ones very much sought after, cause they burnt out the mostest. Again, IF I ever fnd the time to go up and dig into my stash of H-lamps...I'll look and get back to you. PROMISE. :bla: :laugh: Wheelz, Tampa Bay