Thread: Pork Pie - Could we produce some reasonable replicas?

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Originally Posted by lro11

Can someone give me an idea on demand if they where about $100 each who would want them?

For a 100 AUD each I would order two for the front as well....

When and where can I order??????

Regards,

Hebe
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I tried looking up the part number in the pdf file but there was only a picture of a D light (1954).

So not sure if this is the correct part number:
Lucas 153393, Land Rover 274304 (1955-1958)

Can anyone confirm, or correct?
Regards,

Hebe
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I may have misunderstood the earlier posts but Land Rovers always had brake lights, and it is not a requirement to have indicators if the car did not have them when manufactured, may be a bit tricky driving around without them but as long as you give hand signals it is legal. The same applies to seat belts
If indicators have been fitted then they must work.
Dennis

Originally Posted by dennisS1

I may have misunderstood the earlier posts but Land Rovers always had brake lights, and it is not a requirement to have indicators if the car did not have them when manufactured, may be a bit tricky driving around without them but as long as you give hand signals it is legal. The same applies to seat belts
If indicators have been fitted then they must work.
Dennis

Dennis,
I think where things get a bit grey is the USA habit of using the brake lights to flash also (ie: as indicators as well as brake lights) this is not roadworthy in AUS.

This is an interesting one, I have only had one S1 that has had indicators installed by Rover and yes the extra loom is in line with the manual except for additional little indicators at the rear, which may indicate that the flashing of brake lights was not on in Australia even when new cars didn’t need indicators.
Dennis

Toad would like two please!

1954 86"

Well it looks like it is not worthwhile to tool up to produce these lights,
I have 3 lights now and I didn't have to pay Capalaba or Cyprus prices they are out there and fairly easy to find.