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>  I think a long thin flouresent lamp and switch mounted on each side of 
>the overhead storage cabinet's door handle would be nice yet minimally 
>intrusive.  The electronic balast(s) would be mounter on the door's back 
>side.  The following are all enabled by this installation: recomended 
>over-the-shoulder reading/dining light source, high efficiency (typically 
>80% light), a variety of potential color temperature lamps, and second 
>position utility.  By placing the lamps high on the door's front surface, 
>when the door is swung down to open, they'd also illuminate the engine 
>compartment, bed reading, and the space hehind the rear hatch.
>  The only item I haven't located yet is a source for tidy front bulb 
>covers.  Does anyone know of a source?  Also, how's this sound?
>
>   Hi John:
 We had a 84 Westy, and it came with a light over and to the left the stove.
I think it was a halogen (?) light. It was very bright. You might be able to
find one in a bone yard somewhere (I've seen some). You will have no problem
reading with the light these throw out and no one would even know you made a
modification to your Westy. I wouldn't mind getting one for my 86. They
changed to a three lightbulb light and it isn,t as good.     
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Todd Francis             tbf@pacifier.com
'86 Westy Syncro         Vancouver, Wa