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jlaird

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Saw that one at the New Orleans show...those headlight assemblies stick outside the fenders almost 1/2"!
 
But the detail of workmanship was excellent.
 
There's a fella with a black B that has installed those types of light but are flush with the fenders; looks much better.
 
Mark - is that the one in Canada? If so, he used smaller lights..we talked when he was doing his.
 
Does the one in Canada have the air cleaner sticking out of the hood?
 
JPSmit said:
Does the one in Canada have the air cleaner sticking out of the hood?
Now he has a huge reversed scooped hood on it & port holes in the front fenders.
 
Port holes, how tacky.
 
He's done away with the port holes. The lights may be smaller, but they do look better than the ones in the picture above.
 
Wasn't he in an accident with it a short while ago?
 
The Canadian car was built by Dennis McIntyre. If you check out his build information and photos I think you'll see that although the lights fit the fenders well they aren't really aligned correctly to the road. Tony at least took that into consideration. I think Dennis had to "roll" his housings in to fit the fender lines and that throws off the alignment. https://www.britishv8.org/MG/DennisMcIntyre.htm
 

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Bill, that could concerning his headlights.

The car was in a accident; very minor damage to the rear valance I believe. I looks quite a bit different now compared to the picture Bill posted; big air scoop now.
 
Yep, that's the car...we talked during his restoration & he admitted he was following my ideas - only cheaply to fit his budget - & he has done a nice job staying in that budget.
 
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