Is There a Replacement for the Glo-Brite Tail Light 1237-88AC

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have a glow brite 1237-88-ac led need a replacement any ideas

asked by: Christopher L

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I do have an option for you but there is not a direct replacement for the Glo-Brite Tail Light 1237-88AC as Glo-Brite is no longer in business. Therefore, your only option would be to switch to a different style like the Bargman LED Trailer Tail Light part # 47-86-101 which has a similar design and installs in a similar manner. That said, you would likely need to drill a few new holes to mount the light but you don't have any other options sadly.

I have attached a list of all our other trailer tail lights as well.

expert reply by: Conner L

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Ann H.

11/17/2021

Is there a replacement rear light for the M1235 X - TMC Glo-Brite USA light for a Heil dump truck body.

Les D.

11/23/2021

@AnnH Glo-Brite lights are no longer made. However, if you can provide me measurements, color, and style of your lights I will be able to recommend a replacement.

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