T2 Head light conversion

[Terry Phillips]

Please Uncle Herman can I have a close up.

[retrovan]

Please Uncle Herman can I have a close up.

More ... MORE ... You want MOORRE ??????


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Sorry could not resist..



Will take some during the weekend for you Terry.

No problem, Sir

Terry, can you please take a photo of the light bowl, , the recess that the light assembly fits into as well as the side /back view of the light assembly itself

Herman

[Terry Phillips]

I am having a blond moment posting pictures done it before now it's not working must be the operator. I will keep trying.

[retrovan]

This is a split bus or Fleetline bus if I am Right.

Yes ??

Herman

[sean]

This is a split bus or Fleetline bus if I am Right.

Yes ??

Herman

Negative, thats a baywindow prior to 75.

[retrovan]

Thanks Sean,

Now I know what I am working with.

Herman

[Terry Phillips]

Its a 69 Early Bay Herman.
Thanks Sean for your input.

[retrovan]

As my Low light Bay is at the panelbeater, I can not show you the conversion.

But with the early Bay you can do it two ways.

1st is to use your old glass and bezel, with the old adjustment screws.

So it will look original.

You remove the old reflector, and adjustment screws.

solder the square adjustment nut onto the adjustment frame of the golf light, making sure you have it with ''top''
on the top."

Now solder two pins onto the golf frame for the two rubber pivot points.

Install and adjust.

The 2nd way is to remove the glass and reflector from the bezel, fit a dummy screw into the old adjustment screw holes and fit nut at back.

Hold the golf light with mounting frame into the chrome bezel, and measure the depth of the mounting frame into the bowl.

Cut and bend 3 l shape brackets , weld screw, bolt, or pop rivet these in place at the measured depth and screw in the mounting plate of the golf light which is still attached to the lamp.

Set the lamp using the golf mounting adjustment, and fit chrome bezel.

When the Bay get back I can post photo's.

Herman

[didi]

Fitting CitiGolf Headlights

Here is how I did it on my '72 Westy

I wanted to fit citi golf lights to my early bay to increase visibility.
Here's a picture if the headlight bucket. Clearly no tabs



I made some tabs with stainless steel and rivited some rivnuts on



I got the new Hella lights but had to modify the section where it bolts on



Done!

[Terry Phillips]

Thanks Didi how far in are the new brackets you fitted are they all the same depth to set the lights.

[Madbones]

Hi Didi,
Is this the golf unit from Goldwagen that will work?

Headlight Golf.jpg

And with the lense fitted to this bracket does the chrome ring screw into this backing plate?
Thanks
Madbones

[retrovan]

Do not buy then loose, get the light with the fitting ring all in one. you can get them at Autostyle or Midas



This will make it simpler for you and you will be able to fit the chrome ring back onto the body as before it is not fixed to the lamp assembly.

If you look at the photo, the setting screws have been removed, and I always fit dummy screws with nuts behind the chrome ring, into these holes to make it look original from outside.

But this will tell you that everything has been striped off the chrome ring, and it is fully independent from the lamp & cradle assembly.

You now do your adjustment with the chrome ring off, by using the golf lamp assembly setting screws.

Just make sure when you fit the golf lamp assembly that you have the "TOP" pointing up. or your light will not be settable.

Herman

[Madbones]

Thanks Herman I'm a bit slow but finally got you

[Terry Phillips]

Richard you can come practice on my one first.

[Madbones]

Eish Terry, you havn't seen my work yet