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94 Ranger Glass/Crystal headlights


makeasplash

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I was curious if anyone knows where I could find a headlight assembly with glass lenses instead of plastic.

The headlights on my ranger are fairly clouded, and the text and bosses make it hard to restore them evenly. Plus I like the look of glass headlights. I know glass is generally more brittle, but that doesn't concern me since it's a commute/occasional hauling vehicle and not an offroader.
 


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I think the closest you will come is clear plastic aftermarket units. I have never seen glass headlamps for 93-97 Ranger. In fact, I don't think any car manufacturers use glass for headlamps anymore.
 

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You can get glass housings to replace old sealed beam headlights. But you would have to make up your own adjustable brackets and It would be a lot of work to make them look decent on a Ranger that new. One source is Hella. I recently got rectangular glass housings for my '85 Mercedes so that I can use more modern H4 bulbs instead of the old, dim sealed beams. You're better off just polishing what you have or replacing with new plastic housings that fit.
 

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