Who makes plastic replacement headlights

[Fat Nat]

looking for factory replacement factory headlights not sure if they still make them

 

[Turbo6inKY]

Plastic? They'll melt, and if they don't melt they'll cloud up like all those cars from the 1990s.

You want a glass housing that takes H4 format bulbs.

https://www.summitracing.com/parts/...VEasBvv9Mn1rnIqj3EMU25HZ_1Ew72rBoC49oQAvD_BwE

You can find less expensive Chinese versions on Ebay. but make sure they're glass.

 

[RmvBfrFlght]

Back in May of 2014 I was able to get the plastic headlights from RockAuto. Part numbers:

HP4656 and HP4651

The P stands for plastic. Since the car is garage kept and not driven as much as it should be I'm not worried about the lenses turning yellow. I will say though, they looked to be 20-some years old, but still new in the boxes.

There is a thread here about these headlights. A keyword and my user name should bring it up.

RemoveBeforeFlight

 

[T- Type Tim]

picked up a few off of ebay a few months ago with the same part numbers above...struck out everywhere else

 

[scgnx2]

As mentioned above, Rockauto has closeouts on these headlights some are going for like $4. I bought a few sets last year.

 

[earlbrown]

They've long since been discontinued. Shame too since they weigh damn near nothing.

I'd be nice if they were still made though. Wheel standing drag cars won't have to worry about putting glass on the track if they come down real hard.

I've got a few sets of high beams around here, but I haven't seen the low beams in a while.