Van-Cafe is also sold out (I got one pair of the last two they had in
stock). I found one more place online that lists them:

http://www.poshbuggers.co.uk/products.htm

I've never dealt with these guys, I just found them on Google. They
had a bunch of other cool Projektzwo stuff as well (including wheel
arches which I'll post to another thread).

Chris

On 12/14/05, Jeff Oxroad <Oxroad@aol.com> wrote:
> In a message dated 12/14/2005 11:23:11 AM Pacific Standard Time,
> motorbruce@HOTMAIL.COM writes:
>
> Best of  all, I can drive around town all day (and night)
> and not a single driver  will flash their lights at me. That says to me that
> these lights do not  interfere with other drivers.
>
> Unfortunatley there's no universal signal for "your fog lights are
> obstructing my vision." But trust me they are.
>
> And, the thing is if one flashes their highbeams at the guy with his fog
> lights on in the SUV, or I dare say Vanagon--even breifly in a friendly reminder
> kind of way--he or she often feels the need to BLAST his or her high  beams
> at the victim to prove to the victim he or she doesn't have  his or her high
> beams on-- this, causing a worse visibility condition than  the one that began
> the whole misguided communication thing. Then it leads to  road rage. And
> before you know it there's a murder. (I'm speaking from an LA  perspective.)
>
>
> And it's not just me those fog lights are annoying, it's everyone who is  not
> in another "truck." That is everyone except higher vehicles like SUVs, pick
> ups and Vanagons. An arguably they may be an annoyance to the bigger  vehicles
> as well.
>
>
> When I'm driving my sedan, whether the fog lights are behind me or coming  at
> me, they are either obsructing vision or at a bare minimum annoying. It's a
> matter of common sense.
>
> And while I personally find the unecessary fog light behaviour annoying, I
> do not mean to attack those of you who use them in this manner personally. I am
>  attacking the deed.
>
> There's nothing illegal about using them all the time, day, night, parked.
> But know that you are bothering and imparing the visibility of other drivers
> when you have them on. Waiting for someone to react to an annoying  behavioiur
> is really more a test of their patience.
>
> Best,
> Jeff
> 83.5 Westy
> LA,CA
>