New rear reflectors (automobile quality)

[alexandermclaren]

BRAND NEW
no drilling or cutting required with the correct profile (almost)[frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame][frame][/frame]

[ianmack]

That's good. Where do you get them?

[alexandermclaren]

That's good. Where do you get them?

Off flea bay....They are BMW door reflectors. Will try and send you a link when i get on the main frame computer

[mike1864]

The original ones never clean up well, remaining very matt.

While it's all apart anyway, it might be worth drilling out the mount and fitting a powerful red LED, fed from the brake lights. OK, it's no longer "original". But neither is having the car's rear end re-shaped by a BMW!

Looking forward to the link.

[bmcecosse]

Is there any easy way to sort out the manky Morris trim badge that holds the reflector?

[ian.mcdougall]

Already done a post a long while a go not sure if your part is same price or quality as BMW
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f= ... 79#p451138

[charlie_morris_minor]

The original ones never clean up well, remaining very matt.

While it's all apart anyway, it might be worth drilling out the mount and fitting a powerful red LED, fed from the brake lights. OK, it's no longer "original". But neither is having the car's rear end re-shaped by a BMW!

Looking forward to the link.

if the reflector in your badge is the only reflector on the back of your car it can not be replaced by a red LED and needs to remain a reflector. If on the other hand you have reflectors in the rear lights you can use the rear badge as a high level brake light.. If you look at the bottom of this post you will see what it can look like when done.
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f= ... evel+brake