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Just saw some Philips Crystal Visions down at Bursons Moorabbin whilst getting some new plugs... I'm sure they said about $39 or something (although I was admiring all the other $$$pit items that I'd like to be adding - not the prices, so don't quote me!)

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i went to repco in richmond...upgraded from 50watts to 100watts for a mere 8 bucks each...to easy...thanks guys for your help.

just wondering about the little side lights tho...has anyone changed those before, an how easy? i havent had a good look at them but was thinking i might need to take the light out? hope not!

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its easy if you have small fingers to change the parkers. The bulbs you can get from 50cents to $10 depending on what you want. Same bulbs as used in boot, on rear number plate, behind dash etc. Any place should know if u say 'parker' bulbs :D

autobarn usually tends to have a decent range of headlights. One of my low beams blew the other day. Replaced for about $5 with a std narva bulb.

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