Bargman34-68-511#68 Series Amber Clearance/Side Marker Light

Direct fit for my RV

The website advised this would be a BARGMAN #68 amber side marker lamp assembly...I saw nothing on the lamp to tell me it in fact was a Bargman product. Their lamps and reflectors normally show the name Bargman. However, the item did fit properly, etc. My complaint is that for the additional cost of the item the name was not Bargman. In fact, I could have purchased at least two other lamps for $12 plus and another for $13 plus....I am upset for what appears to false advertising on your website, and I will question if I will shop Amazon again...

These are a perfect fit just like the old ones , exact measurements length and width and the 2 machine screws along with the black foam seal . Dont forget to to put a small bead of silicone completely around the light after installation to keep out moisture .

These are the perfect replacement for the lights on my '96 NuWa Snowbird fifth-wheel. It is important to replace these when they begin to crack. The cracks will allow water in and cause rust and corrosion, not too mention allowing moisture to get in your walls. The foam backer will keep water out but I caulk and seal it anyway.Very easy to replace. Be careful not to over tighten when reinstalling the light. You can crack the light or strip the fiberglass on your rig. I did this on one hole and had to use an anchor to remedy the situation.

On the side of my camper I noticed it caught a rock and had a corner chipped out of it. The replacement came with a socket, and I used existing but nice to have some spare parts for the future.

These lights are perfect for my application. I did find a manufactures defect, which was sent back and another was received.

Great way to clean up the look of a vintage trailer

It is metal sided and the clearance lights were cracked and leaking in water. I replaced them all and caulked all the way around. Don't use silicone. They are exact replacements.