

the weather was beautiful and the 62 bug wasn’t the only bug in the crowd, beautiful classics and the food was awesome.
Both of the headlights missing rubber gasket, also found a wiring conduit to protect the wires under the fender.
I replaced both of the headlight seals, old seals cracked, I thought I received the wrong seals but they fit, a little tricky at first but they will go on with some patience of course.
A updated video of the LED lights in action will be added in the near future. The fender turn signals willl remain non led for now.
Changed both of the fender turn signal seals, light housing and installed the LED bulbs.
update: I do use an led flasher relay, these lights do work but for an unknown reason they affected my rear led turn signals, so I’m using the original style blinker bulbs until I can find a solution.
The bug is currently hibernating for the winter, I have owned this bug for five years now. This is a hobby and an adventure taking us to new places and making memories along the way. This 62 ragtop beetle is currently the only vintage vehicle I own. It’s a “rolling work in progress” it’s not perfect, but is so much better now. But we still have work to do…to be continued…