🔦 Bargman Clearance Light #59 Amber with White Base (34-59-002): Optimal Visibility and Durability Review

Just used these to replace the old ones on my vintage motorhome. Exactly the same as the old ones and even the holes matched.

They are hard to find as most new motorhomes have had some updates. They're the perfect replacement, but the price has skyrocketed compared to a few years ago.

We replaced one of our parking lights on our motorhome. This one wasn't quite as square as the one we replaced, but this one fitted perfectly. It came with clamps which made it easy to adjust and as soon as I swapped the two connectors the lights worked again.

I bought this lens to replace a missing lens on my motorhome. My headlights look like this, and a complete headlight assembly costs about a dollar less than just buying the replacement lens (and if it's not the same size, I could just put a new headlight in and get a spare bulb). he wasn't exactly that tall. But it was very close. With a little push and push, I got this lens to snap into place on my old light. It's a very tight fit so it shouldn't be blown off. Even though I didn't use the…

Replaced all the leaking parking lights in my 1990's Class C RV and they are very good. They've been on site for about two months or more with no problems. Don't forget to seal behind. I used polybutene tape forming the seal. UPDATE: 10/14/2019. You've got a heck of a lot of time to seal them and keep the base waterproof. In heavy rain, water penetrates the wall area of the bus. I have removed and resealed several times. The base is not a flat surface, so the sealing area is only at the edge…