Most responsible owners of vintage and older classic cars recognise that the lighting needs upgrading to make the cars safe to use in modern traffic. This has involved quite a lot of time and effort in the past, but now Better Car Lighting of Warwickshire have announced a revolutionary new conversion which uses the latest technology to make the upgrade


surprisingly quick and easy to install.


At the front a new LED bulb replaces the original sidelight unit.


Bright news for older cars


It is very bright warm white until the indicators are activated, and then it changes to flashing orange. At the back, an amazing new three-function bulb directly


One bulb - 3 functions


tells the new bulbs what to do and when. It can work in conjunction with semaphore indicators and the kit has bright flashing LED bulbs to upgrade these, but will also suit cars built without them.


Inside the car there is a loud sounder and a discrete visual display. All of this means that


replaces the original and gives a brighter tail light and brake light and flashes orange through the red lens when the indicators are activated.


All of this is made possible by a new electronic control module which mounts at the front and


For more details, visit


www.bettercarlighting.co.uk or call 0121 773 7000


an upgrade that used to take days can now be done in hours. The complete kit, together with instructions costs just £299.99+VAT.


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