I haven't got a clue about the late model head lamps that have
replaceable bulbs.
Here is something I do know for sure, when I go to wrecking yards and buy
parts I can always get a couple of headlights, an assortment of bulbs,
fuses, misc plastic plugs for free on every trip.
The headlights are used and have no value to the wrecking yards.
Sometimes I find some rather unique quarts, halogen or specialized lens
patterns that someone most likely spent big bucks for.
This practice takes keeps me in extra bulbs and a decent supply for
replacements in the Westy I buy to restore.

Stan Wilder
83 Air Cooled Westfalia

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> Anyone have any clues?  Is this likely an internal deposit that I
> can rinse out with some magic chemical, or is the glass actually
> likely to be starting to go opaque?  I've never seen glass go
> opaque
> in any other older vehicle.
 so I'd like to clean them up
> if possible.
>
>
> Cheers.
> Rob
>
>

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