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Looking For Replacement Passenger Side Amber Marker Light For 2006 Fleetwood Bounder  

Updated 04/30/2026 | Published 04/25/2026

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good morning. i have an 2006 fleetwood bounder 33r class A rv. i need the passenger side rear amber marker light lens cover or entire assymbly. the current part number is tmc-glo-brite 1059/1060 and it is a amber light. any help would be great thanks

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Expert Reply:

Hey James, thanks for reaching out. We may have a lens cover, or at the very least a replacement light for you, but I wasn't able to find any good references for the part number you provided, so I will need to gather a bit more info from you.

Any chance you can tell me the approximate dimensions of this light? Glo-Brite is no longer in business so finding a direct replacement for the lens might be difficult. With this in mind, your best option might be to replace the entire taillight assembly. If you can send me those dimensions or even email me a picture of the light, I should be able to narrow down any potential replacements. My email is [email protected] if you want to send that over I'm happy to look into it.

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Shell

4/29/2026

Hi. I bought the side marker light for my cargo trailer so I don't know if you could replace the light on your Bounder travel trailer. Sorry. But to let you know that it is bright .

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Jesse M.

4/29/2026

@Shell Thanks for sharing! Good to know!
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Bill S.

4/29/2026

I replaced all the lighting on my 1966 Driftwood with a few different styles that matched close to the originals. Since people can only see one side at a time, it might be easier just to replace the whole unit, or buy two, one for each end to match. They are not really that expensive and easy to DIY. My front and rear facing marker lights were also different which I replaced with round ones and a center teardrop LED type that looks really cool. The only light assemblies not replaced were the rear taillights that were flush mounted which I refinished and re-lamped. I replaced the trailer pigtail and the whole job cost around $150. I kept what was left of the old lenses, but at 60 years old were pretty beat up. e trailer saved the day, thx Bill PS I live near Elkhart, IN and have been to lots of RV, Boat, and Trailer factories. A lot of standard stuff out there. Good luck.

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Jesse M.

4/29/2026

@BillS Thanks for sharing that, Bill, sounds like a great refresh on a classic trailer. That’s a good point about just replacing both sides to keep things looking consistent, and it’s helpful to hear how well the LED upgrades worked out for you too.
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Bruce T.

4/29/2026

This light works perfect for me, but I have a different use for it. I used it to replace the stepper light on my popup camper.

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Jesse M.

4/30/2026

@BruceT Oh nice! Glad to hear the lights worked out for that. Thanks for sharing!

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