ANy feedback on RS HEadlight Conversion Kits?

[alky]

Sale has ended and no kits in his e-bay store. Hope he'll be selling these kits again.
Does anyone have a direct e-mail to the seller of the $60 kits?

Thanks

[69protour]

You can just log into "My E-bay" and even though that one item has ended, you can still ask the seller a question. That will directly e-mail him. I did that, and he sent me a Paypal invoice and we did it that way. I had to wait a couple of weeks because he was out of kits. That was o.k. well worth it. IMO. Good Luck. Trond

[alky]

Thanks 69' i'll try that.

[btrfngr]

Hello I'm new to the forum I Have a 1969 camaro and I purchased the complete headlight assembly from classic industries. The part numbers are C585 and C584 and I wanted to know has anyone installed them before and where do I have to drill on the inner fender wells for the crank. My car is a standard and i'm donig the RS conversion. I also bought the DSE electric wiring kit for doors.

[Texas Hotrod]

My car is an original RS/SS. It was wrecked in the front and came with a new grille. After I opened all the boxes it was an SS grille that he had bought.
I ordered an RS conversion kit and opted for the '67s electrics. I got it from D&R Classic for $900. All the parts look fantastic, it came with a complete grille harness and everything except for the head lamps.
I haven't mocked it up in the body yet, but it all looks like good quality stuff so far.

[James OLC]

For what its worth, I bought the DSE kit, tried to mock it up, found that it wouldn't work with my dry sump tank and promptly resold it to a member here on the board. I then bought the retro-electro setup and am very impressed with their kit. I would recommend it to anyone.

[Bmf5150]

Looking at these kits ,who makes the best conversion kit?retro electric?

[dhutton]

I used retro electro. Works well and installation was straight forward. No more bell cranks.

Don

[Just 1 More]

Retro Electro like everyone has said..

[Bmf5150]

Ok,good to hear.thanks guys