Rick Schmidt of National Parts Depot stops by the garage to show Dennis Gage a wide variety of headlight options from concurs correct to modern high-intensity lights. Whether you’re restoring a GM and need the correct T-3 headlights or you need the original Ford script headlights for your 50s to 70s Ford, the folks at NPD have you covered. But it doesn’t end there; Schmidt also reveals their street rod tri-bar headlights, brighter Xenon headlights, and even a LED halo light option.
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