Sylvania H4703BX Basic Sealed Beam Headlight OEM Legal for On-Road Use

I'm so glad a have a car that has sealed beam headlights. The newer plastic headlights with replaceable bulbs are the worst. They're supposed to be brighter which may be true for the first year or two but then theyget fogged over from uv rays and abrasion and are pretty much useless and have to be replaced. Sealed beam headlights are much more durable and rarely need to be replaced. if they get dirty you just have to wipe them off--it's glass--and they never get worn to where they're clouded like plastic ones. If you've ever had to replace a plastic headlight, you'll find they're $200 and up whereas a new sealed beam headlight is $10 to $20 at most. They don't leak and fill up with water either which burns out the bulbs in the inferior plastic headlights. Also in the 14 years I've had my car this is only the 2nd headlight I had to replace-only one high beam and one lowbeam. With plastic headlights I've had to replace the bulbs numerous times esp when the light starts leaking.