Does anyone have any of the round ceiling light covers (with knob type switch) that would fit a circa 1970 Overlander. We just need one to complete the ensemble.
I have a 1959 Overlander, am also looking for one round glass cover. Mine is 11" diameter, 1.75" deep, hole in middle for threaded rod. Is this the same as what you found at South Jersey?
These are not the same light fixtures. Yours were only in '58 and some of the early '59 Overlander models. Those will be hard to find. They are a frosted white with a small pattern of clear dots about 3/8" apart. Best of luck finding one.
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Yep, that's the one exactly. I've found the same glass in 12" diameter and a little shallower, but it would have covered the switches! And I've found the right size frosted without the dots, but I would have had had to order a case!
Who'd have thought it would be easier (and it was) to find new burner noses for my propane lamps?
I have two: one at edge of wall at head of streetside bunk, other at end of over-counter kitchen cabinets. The two together light the entire trailer VERY adequately, even for reading. You can also adjust the light quality thru quite a range. Their brand is Humphrey. And if they're turned up all the way, they take the chill off in the room!
These are not the same light fixtures. Yours were only in '58 and some of the early '59 Overlander models. Those will be hard to find. They are a frosted white with a small pattern of clear dots about 3/8" apart. Best of luck finding one.
Brad
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I've got two complete 120V fixtures out of my 63 that remind me of your description. Size of a small pizza. Hope I can find them.
Yep, that's the one exactly. I've found the same glass in 12" diameter and a little shallower, but it would have covered the switches! And I've found the right size frosted without the dots, but I would have had had to order a case!
There should be 12 in a case. Why not get the case, install the two you need, save one (or two) for spares, and sell the rest on the classifieds here? Besides the fact they may be very expensive.
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