I'm thinking they may work.. dimention wise. Only thing you can do is measure 'em.


-justin

They look too tall to me :(

Those regency lights look too tall, but i'm going to measure it when I find one. If theyre not too tall it should be pretty easy to paint them black and mount them. Ill have to buy 2 sets of sealed beam silverstars $$

think the century headlights might be it? i rember my grandma had a 1987 century t-type that had headlights like that.

Well my first concern with any of these would be the fact that they are a solid rectangle, where as the Bonneville'* headlights have a slanted line on the grill side, so they wouldn't mount flush with it like the ones on that euro-bonne.

Looks like the '87 century is a candidate as well. I think GM used these headlights excessivly in sedans throughout the 80'*. If you have a GM only wrecker near by, that would probably be a good place to go. Also if you watch ebay they may come up every so often.

http://www.oldride.com/subsetmr/705_3.jpg

If you are happy with the rectangular look, this would be a darn good start

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=38661

The seller has the other side available as well. I am sure he could get you the measurements you need. Looks pretty similar doesn't it?

Maybe this would be even better.... if you didn't mind paying shipping

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33645

My buddy has an 83 thunderbird and I already looked at his lights, theyre too big and not quite angled right. I would prefer round headlights but if I could find the rectangular bonneville lights that would be a lot easier. Also, what wattages do foglight bulbs come in? If I can get two pairs of foglights and put brighter bulbs in the highbeams I could align each pair seperately. I think the beam pattern wont be that big of a problem because old BMWs and jeeps have round lights too.

I couldn't help but fudge another pic