Beehives from NLA, 12 Volt, Dipole

I have mine for sale, they are in slightly used condition. They are the white fronts and ruby red rear. They cost about 320 to get from NLA. You can buy them from me for 200. No scratches, no chrome rust, they are basically like new.

When using these you will need to use the 1034 bulbs in the brake postitions or you will melt the lenses. Even with the 1034 bulbs you should limit running your brakes for no more the 5-10 minutes continuous or risk melting the lense or making them cloudy. They charge 35 dollars for replacement lenses.

These have now been sold.

Steve: Did you change from bee hive to tear drop or just changed brand of bee hive? I'm having bee hives installed on my SAW with auto transmission and am also worried about melting lenses.

Hey Nolan!

I just thought of a name (handle) you might consider for your SAW Speedster!

Since you'll be ripping up the highway with your fiberglass Subaru-powered missile, maybe the handle "BuzzSAW" would be fitting?

Peace -Out!

Not bad...mmm BUZZSAW, it would fit on the Florida License plate. I'll put it in the hat with Subidoo and Cool 356. Thanks...Any other suggestions? I can use up to 7 letters/numbers.

I switched out to Lucas assemblies, which are only a tiny bit different in detail in my opinion, and are nicer in that they are glass, clearer, much brighter, mount nicer, don't have the screws going through the bezel which causes a rust point, have nicer rubber boots which encompass the entire assembly and seal it from weather.

Too many positives and the only negative is they were identical to originals. They are 1/4" total less in diameter, and the beehive structure is on the interior side of the lense instead of the outside.

I like them much much better.

Don't spend extra money on the original reproductions, they are more expensive and you won't be as happy.

If you have already got them, sell them and have the lucas installed, you will eventually anyway.