driving fog/light lens broken

[kermit]

2000 Chinook Concourse. Where to purchase new driving/fog lights that fit in bumper as shown...... I need to replace the lens or complete unit that fit in the holes.

[kdarling]

I've never seen anyone find an exact replacement. As for units that fit the openings, I think these do (check dimensions):

For about $45 a pair from Autozone:
http://www.autozone.com/collision-body- ... true#close

Same as above, but $39 a pair from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002 ... UTF8&psc=1

The above model NV-515W pairs reportedly even fit in the original brackets. They seem to be the best deal. You can find them on eBay as well.

Kev

[kermit]

Got some from forum member. They had their lights replaced with something else, saved them. When they saw my post, they sent them to me. Thank you so much. DAN

[chin_k]

There are benefits to be in this forum community, you know!

I have a 2000 Chinook, and I noticed that mine has a different driving light than yours. Interesting.

[Blue~Go]

I have a 2000 Chinook, and I noticed that mine has a different driving light than yours. Interesting.

I'm not sure the exact year(s), but some years Chinook used the stock Ford front bumper (such as my '99). (I still have driving lights though.) Other years they used an (apparently) custom made fiberglass bumper. Maybe that accounts for the difference? I think I actually saw it for sale (the bumper) at ... I think it was Pelland Enterprises, but it was shockingly expensive. I prefer the look of the stock bumper, and I would imagine if someone with the fiberglass bumper broke it and wanted to replace, they could use the stock Ford bumper as well.

/diversion

BG

[chin_k]

Sounds like mine is a stock bumper. It is made out of plastic (vinyl?), and has the license plate mount on the driver side. I removed the plate holder and put the plate on the ez-step instead, but now it has two holes where the old plate holder is. I would like to fill the holes, or put a plastic cap on them.

[Blue~Go]

That sounds like the stock Ford bumper. Usually the upper half is "chrome" and the lower is greyish. Mine had that same step, etc. I did kind of the opposite because I put my spare tire on the front (so the step is gone and the plate is on the side).

The custom bumper is white fiberglass/gelcoat with a fairly prominent air dam type thingie on the bottom part.