77tony

I think I hit a nerve. I am a vet B, you can Thank me now. T

Charley B

I think the pop up head lights are the single most dated feature of the 928. I don't like them, but I don't know of a good solution for them.

Perhaps if most driving is daytime use, a shiny set of racing covers would look better.

Speedtoys

If someone doesnt like what youre doin to the car, what does being a Vet have to do with it?

All due respect.

123

Sounds like you're assuming he'll even be able to get it registered in the first place. There are places where he definitely won't be able to.

Speedtoys

Ya..some states actually check for those things..but it'll take one enterprising cop to wonder just enough, and all hell breaks loose to 'fix it'.

fraggle

Guys he isn't doing it!!!!

I love the lights. Every time they swivel up I smile.

An entire generation of people are out there now that have never seen a flip up light, but I've never heard anyone say "man, that's so dated". They usually ask to see them work!

UncleMaz

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Charley B

Man, that's so dated.

kccampro

I vote to keep them... but I think I'm a bit late on this one.

Speedtoys

Ive only had a 928 for...two months.

And I get that request at -least- once a week at work...getting gas, etc.

Dated is nostalgic, not necessarily 'out of touch'.

danglerb

I've been thinking about it for years, but haven't seen anything that I like the looks of that works and is legal.

Try it, if you don't like it, swap the fenders with a stock set and keep some extra paint.

77tony

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Speedtoys

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Constructive reply eh?



Lets use our words.

77tony

Just wanted to see what people thought on this subject. ANd by the way, for the 2nd time, the lights are staying. T

andy-gts

I wouldn't mind replacing the lights with 850 style pop ups...really cool

andy