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

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. The sealing area is just the perimeter of the base and about 3/16 inch. Even the sealed roof on the roof of a C motorhome doesn't hold up. Taillights of the same brand and model feel good. Class C overheads are subject to more vibration and movement.