Toyota 4Runner: Replacement Deck Light Lens

Making a replacement lens for the factory deck light in my 1985 Toyota 4Runner.
With the new plywood bed sides and 3D printed housing placing the deck light in a better location, it'll be getting used a lot more. However, the 39 year old plastic lens is badly damaged by decades of UV exposure.
Timeline:
0:10 Introduction
3:45 OpenSCAD
3D Print Files:
www.thingivers...
This lens model should be adaptable to lenses that are rectangular in shape and that have 2 screw holes for mounting. An example is the front door courtesy lights in the 4Runner.
I used OpenSCAD to design a 3D printed replacement:
openscad.org/
Use a clear PETG filament, colored if desired:
amzn.to/3Y8ToUL
LED festoon bulbs to replace the OEM incandescent bulb:
m4products.com...
I've not found any colored festoon LEDs, so the colored, clear filament can be used to change the color of the lamp.
I tried to do a 3D print time lapse but with the low part height and clear filament, you could not see anything on that video.
More to come...
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[@toyotakurtis]

Great video, I love that you make wooden bedsides for your 4Runner. I did the same to my old 85 4Runner. I even painted mine that same brown color. Have a great day!

[@The4Crawler]

Great minds think alike! Yes, that old factory plastic is pretty flimsy.