The new tri-bar headlamps...
The new tri-bar headlamps from Mustangs Plus feature integral amber parking lights. They provide the same powerful light beam as previous tri-bar lamps.
One thing is certain about Halogen tri-bar headlamps-Mustang owners are either passionate about them or they don't like them at all. Rarely will you find middle ground on this trend-setting Mustang accessory. Whatever your position, you can't beat tri-bar headlamps for bright light and good looks.
Tri-bar headlights are not new. They've been available from Mustangs Plus for a long time. However, today they're offered with integral amber parking lamps blended neatly into the six o'clock position along with interchangeable color jewels mid-lamp in a variety of colors. Because these are original equipment-type Halogen lamps, they don't use more power so they don't require special wiring or a high-amp charging system. Thanks to carefully thought out optics, they light the road well under the worst conditions.
Tri-bar headlamps require minor modifications to fit classic Mustangs. However, these modifications can be performed in your workshop in a matter of minutes for each lamp. We're installing a set of the #14765 tri-bar headlamps in Project Reclaim from Mustangs Plus and The Restomod Shop. Priced at just $74.95 each, plus shipping, they're a nice asset for your classic Mustang.
 The amber parking lamp is...  The amber parking lamp is a single filament bulb, which can be used as a parking lamp or turn signal, but not both. If your Mustang has combo parking/turn signal lamps, the choice is yours. |  With Project Reclaim, The...  With Project Reclaim, The Restomod Shop eliminated the parking/turn signal lamps in the front valance. This means our amber lamps will be used as turn signals. |  The diffuser is lifted out...  The diffuser is lifted out as shown after removing a single screw. |
 The #14765 tri-bar headlight...  The #14765 tri-bar headlight has a swappable jewel mid-lamp, which enables you to use any of five available colors. To get at the jewel, the halogen lamp must be removed along with the diffuser. |  Remove the retainer screw...  Remove the retainer screw and lift the lamp out. Do not touch the lamp glass because skin oil retains heat, possibly causing lamp failure. |  The removable color jewel,...  The removable color jewel, or lens, is swapped using an Allen wrench. Gently press the Allen wrench in place and turn the jewel counterclockwise. Spring loaded for retention, the jewels can be challenging to remove and replace. Be very careful not to twist or damage the tri-bar supports. |
 Mustangs Plus offers complete...  Mustangs Plus offers complete headlight dishes, doors, and hardware. Two basic types of headlight retaining rings are available. |  Ask for the rounded lip type,...  Ask for the rounded lip type, which yields a perfect fit like original equipment. Some reproductions are larger than the headlight and will not keep it in place. |  Richard Bramlett of The Restomod...  Richard Bramlett of The Restomod Shop suggests chasing body panel threads to prevent screw/bolt binding and failure. During repaints, screw holes can become blocked with body dust and paint, rendering the hole difficult at best. Clean threads make light work of fastener installation. |