Just wanted to show off my new head light covers.

I have been working (cleaning up inside and out) on my Z over the last couple of weekends and this weekend I put on me new head light covers. I used the tape and did not drill them. I hope they stick and stay in place.

Edited April 28, 200915 yr by mgood
added a larger picture.

They look good, are they from MSA?

Yes, my wife got them for me for Christmas.

Very, very nice! I may have to look into a set of those down the road a bit.

I finally installed mine as well.

The pics show my custom made airdam/splitter before it was powder-coated.

The splitter plate runs all the way back to the radiator. Car is stable at 2x highway limit.

For me, covered headlights complete the Z. I added a set of unsealed, rimless, covers shortly after I bought my Z in '71 and finally removed them a couple years ago. I'm now prepping a second set of headlight buckets for a pair of sealed covers with the metal rims. Can't wait to get them on! Thanks for the inspirational pictures to get me remotivated.

Dennis

Hi Michael:

Your Z looks fabulous!! However the picture you Posted is WAY TO SMALL.. Do it again and upload a larger format... at least 1024 wide.. That is great picture...

FWIW,

Carl B.

Hey,

That's a really nice z! Those head light covers look sweet

gnosez - what brand and size are your wheels? They look awesome on your Z.

Those are 2-piece 16X8 BBS style wheels from Custom Wheel that are no longer available. When I got them in '03 you could get any off-set you wanted.

They make a similar design in a 3-piece (more $$$). You could try Primarily Japanese in Tuscon to see if they have any left.

They look great Michael. Nice pic too. I'm planning on adding a set soon as well, although I'll probably go the drill method after a short trial period.

Hi! Mike, how much did you spend to come up with that? I'm out of budget need to plan things.

Edited May 23, 200915 yr by hls30.com

full house, I think they were around $100. They were a Christmas present.