Who Manufactured the cockpit courtesy lights for Wellcraft in 2002? I have a 2400 with some cracked lenses and don't want to replace fixture
I recently purchased a 2002 2400 Martinique. It's a great boat in great shape but as with any older boat there are some trim items that need to be addressed. I've taken care of the wear-and tear for the most part but have been unable to find a solution for my cracked cockpit courtesy light lenses. I'll eventually upgrade to LED but don't really want to drill new holes right now. Here's my problem: I'd love to be able to pop off one of the lights and look for manufacturer info, but the boat's in FL and I'm in CO. I'd really like to have this solved in time for our next reunion. Help!
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Jasonguy
I cant answer that. You already have the answer: pull a fixture and look at the name stamped on it. Through the miracle of next-day shipping, you can have your lights very soon after you ID them. (provided they are still made 9 years later)
I might suggest considering upgrading to LED fixtures at this time. they are more durable and use lots less electricity. Why not give "your girl" an upgrade.
G'Luck
Kevin
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