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kevinragman
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Good afternoon! has anyone got any thoughts on a series 2a 109 safari, with the headlights in the grill, then series 3 wings with lights too? too much? my 2a has no wings so thought of leaving the lights in the grill, and maybe covering the light holes in the wings, or 4 lights...... mmmmm
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I have seen it done with the lamps left in the grill so as to gige double headlights.
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Hi Mike. Did it look ott or okay, to you, i cant make my mind up!! Itll deffo be better at night!! Cheers. Kevin.
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November 17, 2011, 10:48:53 »
if you're local to me (birmingham) i could loan you a pair of series 3 wings to trial fit so you could make your own mind up
i've seen pictures of this 4 light set up and think it's ok but a lot of folks aren't so keen
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Looks odd to me but not horrendous, rivet counters would probably burn you but anything that makes the series more practical for modern road use is a bonus.
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I've seen a very similar vehicle and I'm doing the same; my 2a has S3 wings and had a bodged s3 front panel, I found a S2 front panel on ebay so that will be going on instead.
I've also seen numerous S3s with spots bolted to the bumper inboard of the wings so it's a very common look.
Anyway, what's WRONG with OTT?? These are Land Rovers!
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