My 1971 Tradewind 25 foot has the same light and
it works with the switch almost behind the light. The unit has a
second "porch" light over the door. The light discussed here is more
like a "headlamp" on a car. It lights up the entire area. I would
not want to be without it when camping in a really dark area.
Jerry
2982
Attached is a jpg of the porch light on our "new" 63 GT. It
has CORONADO cast into the base.
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My '69 Safari has an identical lamp to the front
side of the entry door. There's a switch on the interior wall, almost
directly behind the lamp, that I assume controls power to the lamp. I
haven't had any luck in tracing the circuit to figure out why mine won't
work. The gasket behind the lens cover was badly deteriorated (same for
the tail lights) that allowed gallons of water to flow inside the wall.
It's a feature I want in the circumstance of a dark park.
I'd be willing to bet 2 cents that your lamp
is factory installed.
Joy
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