italian job rep ,light bar/cibies
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italian job rep ,light bar/cibies
hi going to be doing a bit of an italian job replica light bar and lights , cibies , on my 1961 mk1 ,only complete kit i can find is this on ebay at 599 pounds , seems accurate , but expensive ,any other options ,suppliers out there thanks in advance
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Re: italian job rep ,light bar/cibies
Huddersfield sell a version of the light bar
https://www.minispares-online.co.uk/ita ... ssic-mini/
Kit with lamps (although not the same lamps as the movie car)
https://www.minispares-online.co.uk/ita ... ssic-mini/
https://www.minispares-online.co.uk/ita ... ssic-mini/
Kit with lamps (although not the same lamps as the movie car)
https://www.minispares-online.co.uk/ita ... ssic-mini/
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Re: italian job rep ,light bar/cibies
thanks for reply but im trying to get as per the original look or as close as i can get
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Re: italian job rep ,light bar/cibies
I'd like to know what happened to those lights when the cars hit the deck after landing from the rooftop flight!
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Re: italian job rep ,light bar/cibies
Given the lamps are around 140 - 150 GBP ea, the kit at 599 doesn't seem that bad in value. If you are able to bend up the bracket and do all the other fabrication yourself, you could save around 150 doing it this way.

Given - if I recall - the Blue one had it's trailing arms shoved through the boot floor, I don't think the lights would have held aim too wellPeter Laidler wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 12:21 pm I'd like to know what happened to those lights when the cars hit the deck after landing from the rooftop flight!
