Chrome Dietz Type Headlights, Universal Fit, 12 Volt Sealed Beam with High & Low Beams, Adjustable Mount Pivot, Dedicated Ground Wire, Standard Bulb, Drilled Mounting Stud for Wiring, 7" Diameter

Haven't installed them yet. But they look nice. I did however test them and they work fine. Will be awhile before they are installed. Building a 1929 model A, look alike truck. Checked them over and quality looks fine. Will know more how they stand up later in the year.

The only thing I could say is, they’re just beautiful big I put them on my sand rail

These lights are well built. Adjusting the angle is very easy. Simply tighten down the retention nut once they are in position. Wiring for high / low beam was straight forward. Added a very nice touch to my project.

Liked and used for front of Dune Buggy

Good quality item. Used on my truck.

Generally worked out well for the application, which is a headlamp for a battery-powered e-bicycle. I'm only giving three stars because there was a small flaw in the workmanship, where I had to trim the body to re-install the bezel. It was a quick job with tin snips, but I expected it to bolt on as-received. I removed the filament bulb because it draws 55 watts, and sucked the battery down too quickly. I replaced it with an LED unit, which uses the stock connector and cost about $150. Both types of bulbs made adequate light. If you're using on a combustion engine vehicle with an alternator then this wouldn't be an issue. I picked this partly because it is all steel, maintaining the vintage look I wanted. The rest of the bike is steel, and I didn't want to start using plastic parts. The installation was easy using the half-inch threaded stud and hex nut that came with it. Note that the aftermarket LED bulb only uses 12 watts, which is the better way to go if you're running this off a battery. Overall a good choice, I would buy it again.

Great quality, worked perfectly

look great on the car!