I've definitely seen the Pzwo lamps before (and have similarly wanted them), but never had them in hand to really see the details.  I have every confidence that i can reverse engineer the existing plastic parts, and adapt them to fit the new currently available lamps.  No problem.  I get a little iffy on the vacuum form tool, having never done that before, but i'm willing to give it a shot.

I have no problem taking the parts on and getting a design complete, although it may take me a while.  If everyone can be patient, I can certainly see what i can do to help.  We can figure out the next step after the design is complete (and after i talk to a couple people about maybe making the mold).

-Damon

----- Original Message ----
From: John Rodgers <inua@CHARTER.NET>
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 11:33:30 PM
Subject: Re: Projektzwo Foglight Project - Bad News

I have the lamp for the purpose. If all three of you approvee - you,
 Kim
and Daniel  - all approve, I will send the lamp along with the grille
pieces to Damon. Daniel Stern did some research for me and came up with
a good one that has a physical size appropriate for the space that is
going to be involved. It is rectangular, and has aiming adjustment
screws built in. This is a currently available lamp. At the moment
 there
is no mounting hardware for it, but surely that can be worked out.

Regards,

John

Ryan Alfonso wrote:
> Guys, let's not forget that hella no longer makes the lamps for the
 pzwo
> kit.  So what every happens, we're going to need to redesign the
 molds to
> allow for a currently available lamp.   So, if we have the housing,
 and the
> lamp, we'll then have to come up with a wiring harness equivalent to
 that
> provided by Pzwo, which was IMHO freakin' fantastic.
>
>
>

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