Reply to "New 356 Speedster owner in the UK - hi!"

Gilb (UK)

@Gordon Nichols posted:
When I was building my car My rear lights were originally like that, too. I, too, thought it a bit weird so I swapped the positions of the bulb sockets (it’s easy to do) and made them more “right” (at least in my mind). It takes less than 5 minutes to swap them.

Yeah I looked at swapping the sockets over but can't get them to budge. They're pressed in and would need cutting I think. I'll have to buy a replacements light set. Found some on eBay

10/23/214:34 PM

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