Okay, I've got a set that I haven't installed yet (but I will, maybe - they're not for sale), but I just want to share three comments with you, if you'll allow:

1) First of all, realize that you should not install them on USA/plastic headlights because their wiper action with grit (road salt, gravel, etc.) across soft (viz., hardness), plastic surfaces will scratch them into opaque oblivion. Only glass, as found in Euroheadlights, will stand up to such action -- and then, only if you also address my second and third comments, below.

And the following additional two reasons are the primary ones that have delayed my installation on my car, since I already have Volvo/Cibie genuine Euroheadlights:

2) Unlike the wipers on the M-Bs I used to own ('80s 300Es) which included washer action (to flush away the grit mentioned in the first point, above), you (and I) would also need to replace the washer fluid reservoir with one with two pumps and outputs. Otherwise, the wipers would wipe over dry headlights in some situations, and this could (or at least might) scratch even glass! I don't want to endanger these OEM Euros, as they're a lot more expensive then cheaper JBAuto Euros. And just tapping off the existing washer line, with a single, shared pump output would, IMHO, not provide enough washing on either the windshield or the headlights.

3) The wipers (i.e., the rubber squeegies) are a peculiar size. When I got my set, I tried to get new wipers, and haven't found a source yet! The old, dry ones I have wouldn't be acceptable to me.

So until I can solve (2) and (3), they're staying in the box. I suggest you think about these.

But it's nice to dream, anyway.

Best regards,