Can some one please measure the distance between the center of the fog light and the center of the mounting tab hole. Hopefully this photo that I found here on 914 world will help depict the dimension that I need.
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On my 1971, it's right at 3.5"....possibly a hair less.
Should get you in the ball park.

Based on that dimension this is what I came up with. I think that I will make the body mount half of my bracket a slot.
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For those of you that have already back dated your bumpers & fog lights how did you attach the fog light to the body? Unless someone has a better idea I will most likely use a rivet nut.

http://avkfasteners.com/products.RN.php

Here is the bracket I made with the dimensions provided by reyneckat.Click to view attachment Click to view attachment

Very nicely done.

I borrowed a rivnut tool from work to install the Ric nuts for my fog lampsClick to view attachment
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Can you post final install picts and how you like them?

Thanks

-Andrew

Nice but.... holy overkill batman!

He's in Detroit. Everything needs to be tough there.

Haha I'm currently in Jamaica. I will try to post photos tomorrow

David

nice job man

Small quantities of Ganja have been legalized last year on Bob Marley's birthday

CAMP914 fog light brackets, stainless steel. $15.00 the pair shipped in the conus.
Craig at CAMP

I don't see these brackets listed on the Camp914 website.

Very nice Craig. This would have made my life a lot easier than making my own. Also yours appear to have more adjustability

David

Harpo thanks, I would have been happy to supply you with a couple of brackets. I include these with the Pilot Driving Lites that I sell on the CAMP 914 site. But I have a few extra so I thought I would add this post to let people know that they are available separate. I can always take this to the classifieds.
Craig at CAMP