
FLUSH FOGLIGHTS
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FLUSH FOGLIGHTS
Anyone purchased these before? They look ok but are expensive for a pair @ over £50 Fit flush into bumper!


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I managed to pick one up for £15 after a lot of searching and added a clear one as an extra reversing light.
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Think I paid £21 for mine which is still steep for a cheapo bit of plastic.
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No real cheap ones about, Honda Civic fog lights are flush fitting, but being Honda, not cheap either.
About £25 on the Bay
About £25 on the Bay
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there are some on ebay for about £20
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advertised-mazda bongo frendee ford freda rear fog lamp flush fit £22.50 (£1.50 pp)
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Ebay £22.50 As I said nearly £50 a pair.... Bolt on the bottom of bumper £4.50 each?
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Bear in mind you only need one (on the drivers side), so that makes it half price 

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I got mine on ebay and found out that they came from a Datsun Sunny 120, mind you I liked the bling as the surrounds are chrome.

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I've fitted a pair of these and lovely they ate too, though the price seems to risen dramatically from when I bought mine. You could make do with one, though not as nice, or you could do the trick where you turn one reversing light over to be a foglight (cost, one red bulb and less reversing illumination). Don't fit a dangly though. They are butt ugly and end up getting caught on something and becoming very dangly 

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I did this and fitted a red bulb in the drivers side reversing light and an higher out put white LED bulb in the reversing light, looks good cost about £4 for the bulbsmikeonb4c wrote:I've fitted a pair of these and lovely they ate too, though the price seems to risen dramatically from when I bought mine. You could make do with one, though not as nice, or you could do the trick where you turn one reversing light over to be a foglight (cost, one red bulb and less reversing illumination). Don't fit a dangly though. They are butt ugly and end up getting caught on something and becoming very dangly
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 0837091558
And this
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2x-P21W-BA15s ... 4836e7b97b
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I managed to get a pair of these for £12.99 each from the importer who I bought my van from, after I cracked one surround. Sounds like decent after-sales (26 months after!) to me.
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Bought my tin top a couple of months back - the reversing lamp in the o/s cluster has been converted to a fog ( with a red bulb obviously ) and is a great way to solve the rear fog hassle.
I'll keep this short - but the previous owner stuck the Bongo through a car wash and lost half of the reversing mirror. I've got a spare screen I can fit and have found that I can buy a rear view camera off ebay far cheaper than a mirror?!!
I'm probably gonna need some extra lumination and have found these :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260837841948? ... 1423.l2649
I've already purchased some fog lights for the front from these lot in Bulgaria and they arrived within 4 days and they are fantastic given the price. I intend to get a set of these flush lamps to use as extra reverse lamps in my rear bumper. These could be useful if anyone wants a fog and a reversing lamp. Either using a red bulb / led's or tinting red ( have used this stuff before with great success ). Though they're not 'E' marked - okay for reverse lamp use but questionable for use as a fog???
I am considering colour matching the black surround.
I'll keep this short - but the previous owner stuck the Bongo through a car wash and lost half of the reversing mirror. I've got a spare screen I can fit and have found that I can buy a rear view camera off ebay far cheaper than a mirror?!!
I'm probably gonna need some extra lumination and have found these :
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/260837841948? ... 1423.l2649
I've already purchased some fog lights for the front from these lot in Bulgaria and they arrived within 4 days and they are fantastic given the price. I intend to get a set of these flush lamps to use as extra reverse lamps in my rear bumper. These could be useful if anyone wants a fog and a reversing lamp. Either using a red bulb / led's or tinting red ( have used this stuff before with great success ). Though they're not 'E' marked - okay for reverse lamp use but questionable for use as a fog???
I am considering colour matching the black surround.
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scrap yard???..
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I had a good hunt around, the imports that had the Ebay lights on had corrosion inside the fitting so I didnt bother, Hondas use a similar light but the bumpers slightly curved.chipvan wrote:scrap yard???..
May be others though?