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Hello,
My 76 GP has cornering lights. Unfortunately I must replace a damaged left front fender, and I have a hard time finding a fender with cornering light. What is the chance I could successfully remove the cornering light from the old fender and have it installed on a fender that originally didn't have any cornering light? Would such a modification be "identical" to an original installation, or is there some difference between these fenders that will not be easy to copy? Thanks for any advice. /Hans |
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I have no idea what the subtle differences between the parts you speak of.
But, I have sectioned one part off off another and made out look like the original. Dave
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