very clean! not 4 mw either but man, you gotta give props on the work. just look at the hood gap......

 

I was thinking maybe the headlights from the newer Mercedes?

http://www.mbusa.com/index.do

May be a pain to do, but if you mold them to everything including notching and moulding the hood, it may look nice.

 

I'd love to see someone try to replicate the hide-away lights from the older SS Camaro's. . . you know, where all you see is a giant black grill, and the grill pieces over the headlights fold away to reveal the headlights behind it.

 

Good lord no. Just called on a price of these lights. Since they are still brand new and cant get them used anywhere seems they think they are worth alot more than my whole dayum car! I am not even gonna post the quote I got today to purcash them and have them sent to me. Not to mention the 3 week ship time.

 

I personally think it would look good if you could get something round in there...like from a g-wagon. Or you can buy some piaa or hella round driving lights and retro fit it into place with some plexy...

 

I got to know how much, come on spill

 

The whole package price was 1290 plus shipping to my house. And that was with the Business Discount Pricing.

 

hahahahahahahahaha. was that just for the headlights? or was HIDs included too? and did a hotchick come wiith them also

 

Mold in some Volkswagen MK2 round lights.

 

I always played with the idea of keeping the stock headlights, but sinking them back about 3/4 inch. Then make a billet grille that covers the whole front including the headlights, kinda like those billet grilles you see on low rider trucks.

Like this......

 

Another option......

Mid-ninties Camaro's had those 4-square headlights sunk into the front of them instead of the lens-over-bulbs. You could do dual-square headlights similar to the dual-round projectors.

Heres a pic of the headlights I'm talking about.....

 

i like this idea.....seems like it would be very different

 

the range rover headlights sound ok, but might be too tall. if you're taking the flat vertical headlights like the rover's, the 300C might fit, e36 bmw 3 series or the 5 series of the same time, or something from the toyota suv line. other ridiculously expensive headlights that come to mind are ones from the rolls royce phantom, 1st and 2nd generation jdm toyota century (yeah right).

 

I was actually going to do the phantom grill on mine once the suicide doors are done.

 

I still dig the Skyline R34 headlights, they just look ____ed off.

 

i was thinking chrysler 300c or VW golf headlights would look dope

 

VW Corrado headlights are another option.

 

g-500 heads,
or H3 headlights.
phantom rolls royce

FOR ME ANY CONVERTION YOU DO IT........would look good and of course gives you the points......... keep us updated with your work

 

I am interested to see if anyone has gotten this done yet (state side). I know there are a lot of scion owners that have some craftsman skills... Anything recent? Anything in the works? I origionally was on DropnDrag forum and brought up the idea of the caddy lights up front but I think they're too tall... ANyone with photo shop skills could maybe give it a try? I would love to do something with the lights on mine. The r34 looks badass but that would cost a fortune... the BMW seems most "reasonable"....(for that kind of work )

 

I have something planned but don't want to give it away just yet...