front lights change s1 disco

Hi All

is it possable to put the later head lights & indicators from a 1995 disco in to a series 1 1993 ?as i would like to change the lights and grill to update it reguards kev

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kevin davis
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There are a few kits out there (talk to Simmonites, I think they do something). But they're quite expensive.

I've read that the wings are different so you'd need quite a bit of modification, but this may be myth.

Regards, David

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David French

Hi,

I think you need to drill some holes to make the mounts (templates can be made ), you also need a new grill (as well as lights). You can see my slightly updated front end here :

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Go to galleries and New Clear Frontend.....

Reply to
Neil Brownlee

On or around Thu, 08 Jul 2004 23:04:17 GMT, "kevin davis" enlightened us thusly:

ah, now I was looking at that following it being asked recently.

looks to me as though the front outer wing panel on the "200" type disco is the same shape at the front as the "300" type one. I've not yet looked at the headlamp mountings.

I suspect though that the answer is "yes". You may find wiring differences, but they can be overcome, especially if you have the complete light units with connectors.

the grille panel and the bit under the lights would be needed too.

Reply to
Austin Shackles

Headlights of Mass distraction .........

:-)

Lee D

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Lee_D

Hi david

Reply to
kevin davis

On or around Fri, 9 Jul 2004 08:08:29 +0100, "David French" enlightened us thusly:

same shape on the outside. I'd have thought that the potential to have different headlamp mountings was more apt to cause trouble. The later type sherpa vans has similar square lamp units, but there are 2 different and incompatible types of attachment to the vehicle. I've not examined the inner front panel yet.

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Austin Shackles

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