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I want to get some new parking lamp covers for my 1958 viking 60. I have seen amber and clear, how do you know which should go on the truck? If they should be clear, do you use a amber bulb? Please let me know.
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Clear would be correct, with a clear bulb. Amber parking lamps were not legal in the US until '63. You could use an amber LED in the housing to get amber illumination but keep the stock look, as there will not be any visible coloring until the lamp is on. An amber bulb would be visible through a clear lense.


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