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tony barnhill
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Saw that one at the New Orleans show...those headlight assemblies stick outside the fenders almost 1/2"!
Mark Jones
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There's a fella with a black B that has installed those types of light but are flush with the fenders; looks much better.
tony barnhill
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Mark - is that the one in Canada? If so, he used smaller lights..we talked when he was doing his.
tony barnhill
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Now he has a huge reversed scooped hood on it & port holes in the front fenders.JPSmit said:
Mark Jones
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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.
tony barnhill
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Wasn't he in an accident with it a short while ago?
bill_young
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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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Mark Jones
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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.
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.
tony barnhill
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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.