I recognized this as a problem early on. That is why I sic'ed Daniel
Stern on th e lamp problem he came up with a good one, and sent me the
sample, which I still have. Tht will be the one we will work to with the
project. It is an available American lamp. Don't know what to do about
retrofitting it to existing grilles.

John Rodgers

Lee Peterson wrote:
> "I have every confidence that i can reverse engineer the existing plastic
> parts, and adapt them to fit the new currently available lamps. "
>
> If the "currently available lamps" could also be made to fit the PZwo
> housings it would be the best for everyone.  I'm sure there are many folks
> out there with PZ kits and broken lenses like me.
>
> For example, the kit is made with a reflector and lens that would also fit
> into the PZ housing with an adaptor.
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> Of course, if the new kit is superior to the PZ one I could just replace the
> whole thing.  I just want to make the ones I have work, they were expensive!
>
> Lee
> 89 Syncro
> hoping for a new foglight lens
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> On 1/23/08, Damon Campbell <damoncampbellvw@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>> 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
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