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[xm20k]

My other Chevy project. 51 Sport Coupe Gasser

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[Steelbuddha]

Yep it's got those seats. Leather, fake walnut, Bose sound, OnStar, tint, power everything including moonroof ...They pretty much through the kitchen sink at it. They went for like 30k right up next to the Blazer that was only 15k or something like that.

I had a '91 S-15 Jimmy 4-door that may have been my favorite vehicle. Found a pair of leather, powered Bravada seats in perfect condition on eBay, bolted them in, and rode in style and comfort. That little truck needed a bunch of new parts at 210K miles, and at the time I didn't have a shop so I let it go. Regret doing that. Nowadays I would put the thousands of dollars in parts and untold hours of labor into it and make it new again. Smart business decision? Of course not.

 

[gilby959798]

Those don't look obviously different from a traditional sealed beam, which I do like. A little bit pricey but not outrageous. I'd like to know what the actual current draw is - the main reason I switched as much as possible to LED was to take load off the fairly small alternator. I also want to reduce current in the harness (MG did not believe in using relays for anything), everything electrical is hot-switched right at the panel. I can't do much about the defog blower, horns or fuel pump - there is a 3rd party relay kit for the headlights which I may also do.

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This is what is on the website. For what its worth, I have them in both the truck and Mustang using factory wiring and they work perfectly fine. https://www.auxito.com/products/brightest-h4-led-headlight-bulb-120w-24000lm-motorcycle-headlight