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The vehicle's front lamp shone forward, showing nothing but sand rushing past.

Without a front lamp on my bike, at all.'

Leaning his bicycle against it, he detached the front lamp from its bracket and climbed over.

The front lamps are now square framed lamps that are no longer hidden.

The Car has a body design of a hawk body from front lamp to the rear lamp.

The only light inside was the glow of the front lamps through panels of thin horn in the coachwork.

Goldy Tancred picked his way by the short space of light which the front lamps furnished.

The Instant T hot rod featured 1915 Model T front lamps and windshield.

Car-makers, including Ford, have started to experiment with LEDs in the front lamps and some are using them as main beams.

The bike is equipped with internal hub gears, mudguards, a built in luggage rack, front lamp bracket and sidestand.

Its newly redesigned front grille and front lamps are in the style of the Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series.

A revised bonnet, grille and front lamp arrangement and slightly different wings signalled a facelift in 1981, which also gave the car a new dashboard and revised interior.

This Robin was facelifted again in 1999 when the final version was launched that had its biggest change since originally launched with completely new panels, and Vauxhall Corsa front lamps.

The looks of the facelifted model was left mostly untouched from the original 997 turbo, but there are subtle changes to the rear lights, now being LED-type, among changes to the front lamps.

Each column consists of a front key and a rear key, a front lamp and a rear lamp, followed by a front cord and a rear cord, making up together a cord circuit.

Polish cars differed in details from Italian ones, most visible were four round headlights instead of square ones, simpler bumpers and front grill, orange front turn signal lenses, different shape details in tail and front lamps design, simpler body sheet metal stampings, old Fiat 1300/1500 chassis and interior.