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Re: Making a US bugeye M3W pretty again
WW1 ACE #446008 01/05/17 04:45 AM
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Nice, that's exactly what I was thinking would be a good option if one needed some extra light on the road.
Re: Making a US bugeye M3W pretty again
truckin-on #446014 01/05/17 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted By truckin-on
Here is a link go the pic - they moved the headlights back, but not the indicator lights. Answers the question if both brackets can co-exist. They used the brackets for additional fog lights - not a bad approach actually!



I'm not a fan of the polished front and back only, and wonder how/where they got the Brooklands exhausts - is this the "fishtail exhaust" option that is listed?

Here is a link to all the pics and the vehicle listing: Northshore Morgan

It's a sort of Brooklands "replica" smile

I wonder if they know that the expected life of the silencers before cracking is about 450 miles?

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Re: Making a US bugeye M3W pretty again
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Zoom in on that engine... looks like a cheeky little monkey.

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Re: Making a US bugeye M3W pretty again
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I really like the look of that!

A good job. Clever combo of painted and polished.

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Re: Making a US bugeye M3W pretty again
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Actually it shows an opportunity for two aftermarket kits.

1. An auxiliary light bar (fogs or driving lights) for the earlier models.
2. Retro light brackets for the MY 2017 model.

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