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Dear Reno,
Thanks for responding from Versaille. I appreciate your willingness to
help.
Well I do need some help. To register my UK bought LC 80 in France I need
to change the front lights. Toyota dealers wanted to charge me 750 euros
for a L and R front light unit. So I looked around and found a LC part
dealer in the US who could get me new lights for $189 a piece. I received
it today and was very disappointed because the bulb fixtures are different
that the European light fixtures, so I have to return it.
Is there anyone who knows where I can pick up a used L and R front light
unit. These lights must be for right hand driving. Do you know of used
dealers in France or Germany who can speak English, so that I can
communicate with them?
We live close to Paris.
Looking forward to hear from you
Reno you can contact me directly at my email address:
[Email address removed]
Willie Van Der Merwe
Membercare Director for
North Africa, Middle East and Central Asia
email:[Email address removed]
Tel: 33 (France) 6 25 54 05 21 (Cell)
Tel: 33 (France) 1 60 68 89 60 (Home)
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From: [Email address removed] [mailto:[Email address removed]] On
Behalf Of Reno Lamb
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 2:28 PM
To: [Email address removed]
Subject: Re: [ELCO] TLC 80
Hi Willie!
>I recently bought an 1992 80 VX 4.2 auto in England and am in the process
preparing it to be registered in France .
You might run into a little resistance from French administrations about
rhd, but I see others registered over here so stick to your guns as it were.
>Where can I get good but inexpensive TLC parts in France where people can
speak English.
I've been living here since 1994, used to live out near Versailles. Finding
English speaking vendors is tough here, but it's eased up slightly in the
last few years. I'm pretty good with French so if you get in a jam I could
translate for you.
Ceferino Lamb
Euroricain 4x4 guy for Jesus
92 HDJ80, 3" OME lift, 40g aux tank, 3 factory lockers, fabbed bumpers
1989 Range Classic V8, 4" lift by 4x4 Design, high-angle driveshafts, 4.10
diff gears, Warn high-speed winch, Rainforest front winch bumper, homemade
rear, Softlocker rear, cut up fenders, etc
2006 Dangel Partner Extreme ABS, daily driver for wifey
1980 4.5 Ton Fendt 4x4 tractor to pull out buddies' stuck rigs
Thanks for responding from Versaille. I appreciate your willingness to
help.
Well I do need some help. To register my UK bought LC 80 in France I need
to change the front lights. Toyota dealers wanted to charge me 750 euros
for a L and R front light unit. So I looked around and found a LC part
dealer in the US who could get me new lights for $189 a piece. I received
it today and was very disappointed because the bulb fixtures are different
that the European light fixtures, so I have to return it.
Is there anyone who knows where I can pick up a used L and R front light
unit. These lights must be for right hand driving. Do you know of used
dealers in France or Germany who can speak English, so that I can
communicate with them?
We live close to Paris.
Looking forward to hear from you
Reno you can contact me directly at my email address:
[Email address removed]
Willie Van Der Merwe
Membercare Director for
North Africa, Middle East and Central Asia
email:[Email address removed]
Tel: 33 (France) 6 25 54 05 21 (Cell)
Tel: 33 (France) 1 60 68 89 60 (Home)
_____
From: [Email address removed] [mailto:[Email address removed]] On
Behalf Of Reno Lamb
Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 2:28 PM
To: [Email address removed]
Subject: Re: [ELCO] TLC 80
Hi Willie!
>I recently bought an 1992 80 VX 4.2 auto in England and am in the process
preparing it to be registered in France .
You might run into a little resistance from French administrations about
rhd, but I see others registered over here so stick to your guns as it were.
>Where can I get good but inexpensive TLC parts in France where people can
speak English.
I've been living here since 1994, used to live out near Versailles. Finding
English speaking vendors is tough here, but it's eased up slightly in the
last few years. I'm pretty good with French so if you get in a jam I could
translate for you.
Ceferino Lamb
Euroricain 4x4 guy for Jesus
92 HDJ80, 3" OME lift, 40g aux tank, 3 factory lockers, fabbed bumpers
1989 Range Classic V8, 4" lift by 4x4 Design, high-angle driveshafts, 4.10
diff gears, Warn high-speed winch, Rainforest front winch bumper, homemade
rear, Softlocker rear, cut up fenders, etc
2006 Dangel Partner Extreme ABS, daily driver for wifey
1980 4.5 Ton Fendt 4x4 tractor to pull out buddies' stuck rigs