Euro Headlights On Ebay

T_MaX · 09-22-2010, 08:43 PM

Just thought I would give you guys a heads up on some hard to find 928 Euro Headlights.

928 Euro Headlight 928 631 101 03 (NEW): eBay Motors (item 130434679311 end time Oct-02-10 09:31:24 PDT)

Check my other auctions for the other headlight and a few other 928 items.

tmpusfugit · 09-23-2010, 03:40 AM

So how many 928's are there in Magnolia? I have 2, both 84's...thought I should say hello....maybe we should compare notes sometime?

best regards, Jim

T_MaX · 09-23-2010, 11:56 PM

There are not many, unless you include the woodlands, Spring and Humble.

I'm just outside of Tomball off 249 and Decker Prairie/Rosehill.

Drop me a PM and Ill send you my contact info.

legendary · legendary's Garage

No affiliation, of course....but I will say that the Euro lights on the 928 has an awesome beam pattern. Good luck with your sale.

T_MaX · 09-29-2010, 12:37 AM

Thanks I agree the beam is better, plus you can up the watts as well. I just never had time to install them and now I thinking I might be selling my 928 either this winter or in the spring.

You know as well as I, no one wants to pay more for the extras you put in to the cars like these euro lights, clear corner lenses upgraded sterio, etc.

I installed a DEVEK Radiator a couple of years back and am thinking I might reinstall the factory rad before I sell the car.

Time will tell

Danglerb · 09-29-2010, 08:07 AM

With few exceptions, people want stock, even people who don't plan to leave it stock.

If the Euro head lights were installed, i'd say leave them in, they are one of the exception where people do like them, but if not installed I would sell them separately.

BTW I expect all the serious bidding to occur in the last 10 seconds of your auction.

T_MaX · 09-29-2010, 11:24 AM

The headlights were never installed, I already took out all the amps, DSP and other stereo stuff and am working to return it back to stock. Well as close as possible, it was not stock when I bought it.

Here are some picks of the amp and DSP set-up during the planning and testing stages.

This was my fix for replacing the rear quarter speakers with high quality JL Audio mid-range speakers. BTW, those are the factory speaker covers

Landseer · 09-29-2010, 12:10 PM

Jeez, who would do that to a car?

Build an audio room.

Mrmerlin · 09-29-2010, 12:59 PM

ahh Warning if there are any screws going through the floor of the hatch be very careful when filling the tank as the screws will easily pass into the top of the fuel tank and once removed you could have many leaks , it will leak about 4 gallons if you top it off,
park the car away from buildings

Landseer · 09-29-2010, 01:00 PM

That's where I was coming from with my snide comment.

I inherited 8 holes in the top of the tank and wires everywhere.

One beasty boys high note and the PO would have been in space.

T_MaX · 09-29-2010, 02:55 PM

LOL, I had a rolling sound room! Believe it or not this system sounded so sweet at all volume levels with everything from A/C-D/C Back in Black to Tchaikovsky’s 1812 overture. No worries mates, no holes were ever dilled into the chassis. All equipment was installed in a custom fit two piece removable suitcase that was covered with matching carpet. This made it completely hidden and kept the rear area usable and quick to remove.