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My wife and I have a 1988 Holiday Rambler Crown Imperial 5th Wheel. It is well made and we really enjoy it. I had hail destroy the top 10 clearance lights lens. I am having trouble finding replacements. They are RECESSED and I prefer keeping it original. Any suggestions? Any place that sells red and amber plastic? They are 6" x 2 1/4 ". Thanks in advance.
 

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Perhaps buy some surface mount units in a size to that would not be bigger that the recess and have someone 3d print bezels to "frame in" the adapted lenses with a border.

I was able to buy exact replacement clearance lights for my 1989 HR AlumaLite motorhome in years gone by. Mine were surface mount, but the info that might help you find lenses for your recessed lights would be the fact that the ones that HR used on mine were sold by Bargman.

Look for Bargman clearence light suppliers, including ebay listings. You might get lucky and locate some residual old stock lenses..
 
I would take one of those covers off and see if you fine any raised lettering along an edge or even along the backside of the lower dishes part of the light. Search for this and you may find the match.
This is what we did to find a replacement side marker light on our 12 year old coach and was able to find it.
 
MBM's suggestion is excellent. I have seen SAE identifiers as raised characters on some automotive lenses. Best idea, by far!
 

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