What are somwe good fog light mounts?

My last set were poor---always slipping and coming loose. They cost more than the fog lights!

Can anyone recommend some good ones for my VS?

Thanks!

what about directly into the bumper?

If all else fails I can fab you a good set of brackets. Just need to know what lights you have.

Kevin---that's a very kind offer---thanks! I don't have 'em yet but they will be Marschals--likely reproductions.

Can you email me a photo of what you have in mind on a car?
email is hsbroker (symbol for "AT")aol.com

I just don't want to drill my bumper and would prefer some good brackets.

Many thanks!

Jack, like you,I to preferred not to drill the bumper. I fabbed this light/badge bar a couple of weeks ago for my old Marchals. It seems to be working fine. I bought the Marchals from Vilem Haan 44 years ago for my Volvo P1800. It's been sitting in the barn rusting away for the past 25 years. Went out and took them off the Volvo and they still worked. Terry Metz restored them to their former beauty (in my eyes at least). You can make a cardboard template and carve it out of a strip of 0.125 or even thinner steel with a saber saw very easily. Mine is bolted to my bumper horns. Very sturdy. It also gives one some options for a badge bar if one decides to go for a retro look as I did. Come to think of it, I'm probably retro myself (not necessarily a bad thing). I'll post 8 photos to give you some idea of how mine came out.

More photos

And finally...

http://www.sierramadrecollection.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=6712

Jack these are expensive but it gives you an idea. I would also check with Henry and Carey. I think Henry fabs his own.

Maybe you could do something like if you cut off the ends of John's light bar - just an angle shaped piece that bolts to the bumper tee.

Jack,
These mounts are just shop made L brackets. I looked at all after market ones, these were least obtrusive and seemed to be most stable. John Steele made them.

Bob

Bob---those mounts look pretty good---at least they're not going to slip or come loose. How do I contact John Steele?

Marty--those Sierra Madre mounts are a lot like what I had---they just kept coming loose----I finally just removed the lights but now I want to have fog lights on again.

Thanks.

Jack,

If yours are coming loose, you may be able to make yours work well just by using some Loctite on the nuts, or using nylock nuts. Might be worth a shot since you already have them available.

Jack------ 818-985-8891. John at JPS motorsports. Good Luck

Those L shaped mounts are simple, unobtrusive, and a breeze to make. Anyone with a scrap of 1" bar stock (available from dozens of old project parts, parts removed from other vehicles, all manner of other sources with buying new steel stock the very last resort), a hacksaw, adrill, a vise, a hammer, and a few bolts can do those easily in a few minutes. The worst of it would be waiting for the paint to dry.

But who's selling the cheapest Marchal repos?

Ken--I found mine on ebay---pretty reasonable and authentic looking.

THAT John Steele---of course--I'll email him. I have bought some things from him and he's good to deal with.

Thanks.