I'm not sure "high quality" and "headlight switch" should be used in the same sentence any more.  I bought a German made headlight switch for Homer a few months back.  It didn't have the same number of terminals or the same layout of the old switch, but I was eventually able to decode the terminal numbers and get everything hooked up . . . but the headlights didn't work on dim.  So I swapped around a few wires a dozen or so times and never found a combination that made everything work at once like it should.  Kyle came over and brought a multi-meter and figured out that the new switch had a dead terminal.   :?  And, being it was an electrical part, it couldn't be returned.  :x  I fixed the 36 year old one where it wouldn't thow out sparks when you touched it and put it back in it.  It's still working fine.

Can't make it for the show meeting, Lamar... but, did bring the tool in to work.  just swing by when you get time.