I have seen the W123 genuine Euro lights go for around $400 in good condition. That's a little steep on a car that I'm trying to be frugal with.

I ended up buying some off the auction site. New Euro lights. Around $200. Not the world's best construction (you can see some problems with the moldings up close, etc.) but they seem to be water-tight and they have a good beam throw pattern, etc.

Biggest problem was figuring out how to get them wired with the weirdo wiring harness they gave me.

I got it working, but if I need to, I will likely swap to factory 6-pin connectors (I bought some, but since it's working, I decided to leave them alone for now).

Good luck,

Packman

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83 240D - 4 speed manual - Manilla Beige
189K miles, Tachometer mod, cool wooden shift knob from PeachParts, CocoMats, Original factory paint, manual windows, manual sunroof. Starting to add AudioWrap to this car too!