http://www.peachtreelearning.com/Barth/Barth_IPF1.jpg

http://www.peachtreelearning.com/Barth/Barth_IPF2.jpg

http://www.peachtreelearning.com/Barth/Barth_IPF3.jpg


Does anyone know of a source for these? They are on an '88 Regency and there are four of them:

- 2 in chrome housings used as back-up lights
- 2 mounted in basement doors and used as docking lights

The only markings: IPF 12V55 W (on reflector housing) & IPF-615-F Halogen (on lens)

Dimensions:

lens: 5 11/16 X 3 5/16
chrome rim: 6 1/2 X 3 9/16

Keith: These could be the originals. My backup & fog lights are marked the same as yours. Small world, I started replacing my lights today and will finish them tomorrow...Chrome was pitted beyond repair. Using over the counter backup lights and high end fog lights..............

They look like very common halogen universal fog/driving light sold at auto parts stores. I would remove one and match it up.
You lights are made by IPF.
Look here.
http://www.arbusa.com/lights_accessories.php

Neil.

If these sources don't work out I believe they are the same lights I use for a piece of industrial equipment I use at work. Jeff Jones at US Shotblast should be able to match up your numbers to a 1665 riding Blastrac shotblaster headlamp. His number is 1-888-745-6766. Hope this helps.

jc whitney might have something close.

Farm tractor work lights. Got a very similar set for the old Land Rover, a few years ago, from TSC. (Tractor Supply Co.}
Don

Try: http://www.pmlights.com/products.cfm?cId=3&fId=11

I would try and rig up LED's if I were you - indestructible, low power and easy to mount.