As most of us know by now, some of the headlight adjustment parts have
become NLA, and that is beginning ot pose an aggravating problem -
trying to keep our lighting adjusted and keep the lamps from just
flopping around up front.

The one most problematic at the moment is the upper outboard adjuster -
the horizontal adjuster - on the outboard light fixture.
I am going to attempt to make duplicates of the plastic insert that
snaps into the lamp fixture frame. If this works, all one would need do
would be to take the old broken one out, remove the screw, snap the new
insert into place and put the adjusting screw back in the new insert.

What I need is an unbroken insert for that upper, outside lamp adjuster.
I have materials on hand to make a mold and a few of these, if I can get
my hands on the insert in question. I would use my own, but my rig's
lighting  is currently held together with chewing gum and baling wire
more or less - far from satisfactory, but for the moment it works. If
any one has one of these that is intact and would  lend it out,   it
would be much appreciated. I will return it or like kind. I know how
precious these things are getting to be.

Thanks,

John Rodgers
88 GL Driver