lighting upgrades for classic cars

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lighting upgrades for classic cars

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PAUL GOFF
62 Clare Rd.
Prestwood
Buckinghamshire
HP16 ONU
01494 868218
Website www.norbsa02.freeuk.com

23-11-06

Dear Sirs.

We specialize in lighting upgrades for classic cars and motorcycles to enable older vehicles to be used easily and safely on modern roads.

We have had made modern Quartz Halogen headlight bulbs with the older British Pre-Focus and Bayonet Cap type bases so they can be fitted directly into the original headlamps. 6V and 12V are catered for in a variety of Wattages, most of which are listed overleaf. These give much better vision without putting any extra strain on the charging system.

We also stock Quartz halogen replacements for Marchal, Bosch and American Pre-Focus headlamp bulbs.

We also offer LED conversions for rearlights that are brighter and use very little current

All exterior bulbs on most older cars can now be fitted with much brighter bulbs.

We operate a next day mail-order service. International orders are no problem.


Please visit the website for further details.


If you have a club spares scheme, I can give a 20% discount on qtys. of over 10 bulbs, and much more for larger numbers.


I would appreciate it if you could pass this letter on if I have not reached the relevant member of your club.

Yours sincerely

Paul Goff
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Post by ian Howell »

Looks VERY useful to me! I have tried this 'trick' myself. It is VERY difficult and the failure rate is high, but the results are well worth the effort!

Now it appears to be oh so simple.

Well done Paul!
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