Number plate light
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Triumph TR7 - Rimmer Brothers sell them

Available here : http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID006230
Whole light £12
clear plastic bit £5.50

Available here : http://www.rimmerbros.co.uk/Item--i-GRID006230
Whole light £12
clear plastic bit £5.50
phillpot said:
Or Triumph Stag
I've filled the hole in the middle, cut one either side and will have twin number plate lights.
While the filler was out I've done away with the in-accessible central washer jet and drilled two new holes nearer to the wiper spindles, twin washer jets too !
ooohhh - Twice the fun and twice the chance of something going wrong! .....time to spare whilst waiting for a planeI've filled the hole in the middle, cut one either side and will have twin number plate lights.
While the filler was out I've done away with the in-accessible central washer jet and drilled two new holes nearer to the wiper spindles, twin washer jets too !
phillpot said:
I've done away with the in-accessible central washer jet and drilled two new holes nearer to the wiper spindles, twin washer jets too !
I highly recommend going to a modern spray-bar system mounted on the wiper arms - they work far better and are much less vulnerable to clogging.GreenV8S said:
I highly recommend going to a modern spray-bar system mounted on the wiper arms - they work far better and are much less vulnerable to clogging.
Thought about that but decided they look untidy and for a car that is certainly no "garage queen" but as a hobby car generally only goes out in reasonable weather they were a bit ott.Screen washers don't get a lot of use, in the three years or so I've had the car don't recall having to refill washer bottle yet!
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