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Bills65Dart said
Well, these are the ones I am looking for:

Hella 002395801 7" Round E-Code (ECE) H4 Conversion Headlight Kit

The only thing I am not sure of is the H4 bulbs themselves. It does not say what kind it is, if it is 60/55 watts, og 100/90 I think some are. It is the 60/55 watt I am looking for. The headlamp switch hold, just barely, but no trailer towing at the same time. I plan to get a set of relays and mount under the battery tray, that way they are out of the way.
The bulb socket for a regular sealed beam and the H4 are the same.
On all my American cars in Norway I have done this conversion, and it is like night and day.

I don't know for sure. I owned a pair like that and gave them away when I got the Hellas that meet US automotive standards.
If its that model, the noticible differences were the super sharp cut-off line, and when the low beams were aimed correctly, the high beams were too high - leaving a big dark area on the road. Stern posted these isocandella diagrams of that Hella and the production Cibie (late 1990s early 2000s).
Cibié & Hella H4 Headlamp Performance Compared

I just don't think you'll be that happy with those on a car.
7" Sealed Beam H4 replacement - ECE or DOT?

But Hella does make some other models/or has, and if its one of those, its probably better.
Updated Hella "Super" 7" H4 Headlights

The cat's meow for North American use is probably Cinbie's "Bobbi" lamps and their "Z-beam" lamps; both long out out of production.
The Bobbi models had a sealed housing, and used an H4 or HB2 bulb.
The Z beam had a beam that steps up on the right like the VOL and VOR patterns, instead of angling up. I've got a set but haven't put them in yet.
There's a pair of used Z-beams on e-pay now for around 270.
New genuine Cibies are about 90 each or 180 a pair in the US/Canada.
Not cheap!