Driving lights in custom made fiberglass bumper

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Astrodokk
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Driving lights in custom made fiberglass bumper

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I drove my 2000 Chinook Concourse from Seattle to the San Francisco Bay area over the past two days. Lots of smoke from many fires down in Santa Rosa. Seattle seems like a really good place now.
Anyway, I stopped at 7 Feathers Resort Casino in Canyonville last night (buffet still closed due to pandemic), and did a photo op of the rig in front of their eagle statue in front of the casino.
That's when I noticed that the driver side bulb is burned out.
I did a search here and found 4 threads that are pretty dated, so I'm asking the question again for possibly a new and fresh answer.
I'd like power friendly led bulbs or replacement housing. The old posts show halogen replacements that seem to only fit the OEM Ford bumpers. Mine is the custom made fiberglass bumper, so it's an odd shape housing, hence hoping to find only the bulb.
I saw a photo in one of the threads that has the same bumper as I do, and I see two bolts behind the bumper holding the bracket on. Is that all there is holding it in place? I haven't looked back there yet. Thanks for any help.
PS If the fires spread down here, I'm coming to your place Chin-k.
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Re: Driving lights in custom made fiberglass bumper

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The driving lights are those under the regular chassis lights, correct? Mine is a 2000 too, but it has the older chrome bumper, so I don't think i can help.

The fire here was pretty bad a few weeks ago, but the smoke has cleared, and the ash has not been falling. But a few miles north near the foothill, they are still dealing with fire. One of my coworker has not been opening his windows for weeks due to the nasty air, for example.
2000 Concourse dinette, on 1999 6.8L Ford E350 Triton V-10 Chassis
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