Haven't had much time to do anything with the car in quite a while. Hadn't even washed it since October. Drove it around occasionally. I have a small task list of things to do this winter on it.
- Holley RetroBright Headlights
- Check Balancer and pulleys
- Cut 1/4 coil off of rear coil springs
- Buy spare 10 pound nitrous tank
- Vaccum pump (electric)
- new side window weatherstripping
- Buy spare U-joints and spare rubber trans mount
- Poly grease everything
I saw that Holley had a big savings sale a few weeks ago, and it was my time to save $80 on the pair of the RetroBrights. For owning this car for almost 23 years, I have only ever had the glass sealed-beam oem style headlights on this car. Never did anything different, just didn't fit the look for me. With Holley now making the look-alike version of a 3,000 k LED and in plug and play I decided to go for it. I put these in earlier today and only did a test comparison during the daytime and on the bask-side of the garage door. Not sure if I will get out to drive this car at night since the winter weather is basically here.
side by side. new light vs oem style sealed beam that I removed.
Drivers side is the new holley light passenger side is oem style
Garage lights all off, and lights on the back-side of the garage door. drivers side is new light and passenger is oem style
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