Thanks...Any chance you could make it down to the vintage races at MidOhio this month?

 

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Hey 63, that car never ceases to amaze me. It is simply GORGEOUS!

Mark Looman, Ada Michigan 1967 Austin Cooper S

Here is the rear reverse light on my S.I wanted to kinda keep the round rally style look.(like the ones mounted on the bootlid)The light is actually off a early Mustang foglight set up(I still have the matching mate)I painted it krinkle finish.The bracket is homemade and bolts into the existing hole in the later style valance I put on the car when I put it together.

 

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how many lights will you be mounting up front?

I made brackets for temporary mounting of two spots. I plan to create a bar with tabs to mount 3 or 4 lights, which will mount to the brackets I made. This way you could easily remove the bar for grill removal and maint. I'd be happy to send you preliminary drawings.

Personally, I don't care for the straight bar look. Too plain for such a beautifully designed nose.

Mark Looman, Ada Michigan 1967 Austin Cooper S

Ok, none of that!  I am going to install some rear spot/reverse lights on my mini and was looking for some pics of how others have done it.  The ones I have are Wipac(may be actually front spots) and are rectangular in shape, with a thread that swivels. I plan on mounting these under the bumper, on both sides. I also have a pair of lucas spots to mount up front and I am still trying to find the perfect way to mount those as well. I think I may make something like a straight bar the size of the corner bars.

1966 Austin Cooper S

1965 Triumph TR4A

1965 Triumph Spitfire

We don't need no stinkin' BMW's