🚦 Bargman 34-99-002#99 Series Clearing the Way with Amber Clearance Lights Review

This item has arrived incomplete. No mount/base was supplied, it was just a yellow lens which is useless. Photos of the one-eyed package are attached.

Ordered this item as a front position light to replace a 2004 Pace 6X10 closed trailer. Fits perfectly. It looks and fits exactly like an OEM product. I recommend this product and this supplier. Both are great.

Standard replacement item may be required. Please note that when replacing older versions (15-20 years old) of this light, the internal parts are so different that they do not match the original base print and some wiring adjustments. may be necessary

Only the lens used. I was thinking of just replacing the lens and bulb with a new one because the mount on my RV is all rivets. Once you unscrew them you can't put them back on unless you buy more screws. but the pears are different. Please note that these lights are not 1895 lamps. Now I have to go and light bulbs separately.

I bought these to use as turn signals on the side of our camper van. They were easy to install and to make an electrical connection it was enough to strip the insulation off the wires about 1/4 inch and slide the ends of the wires from the back until they were under the metal contacts. You must provide your own installation. screws. The lens is clip-on and not fully weatherproof, so the inside can get dirty or cloudy over time. Be sure to mount the slot face down to prevent rain ingress. All in

I am repairing a 1984 camper van. I only finally found these and they match exactly what was in my Leisure Craft Camper. The only difference is that instead of the standard bulb, they have what I know as "wheat grain" bulbs. I was concerned at first when I discovered this, but I'm very happy with them. There are four small holes on the back. You simply take 2 or 4 wires from your RV or trailer and stick the bare wire into the hole. The wire slides into the bulb and is held in place by a small…

These headlights are exactly the same as those on my 1984 Toyota Mini Cruiser. I had some leaks from some of the front position lights and upon inspection found that they were sun damaged and many of them were already cracked as they were extremely brittle. The only difference between the original headlights and the Bargman replacement #99 was the different bulb type. Old headlights where ba9s and new t10 wedge style. This proved to be a notable difference after replacing the leaky bulbs. I…