Wrangler YJ 1995 Sahara - Back to full stock

welcome , you might want to take a look at quadratec, cj pony parts. both have good diagrams of wrangler. good luck

I had the same problem finding fog lights. I eventually went with a pair from Delta (you can see them on my avatar). The hard part was finding clear lenses for them. IIRC, I bought them with amber lenses and then ordered clear replacements directly from Delta. Do you have the mounting brackets already? I had to have those fabricated, but I found a useful diagram for doing so in someone's Jurassic Park build (on a different website, I think).

Due to the Jurassic Park Jeep replicas that many people have built, the OEM Sahara fogs are damn near impossible to find. I too have a 95 Sahara in the same color. When I rebuilt it, I kept all the original parts in case I decide to return it to stock down the road, like you are doing. I have the original fog light housings and mounts but the original light lenses and housings were rusted through on the backs and destroyed.

As Caveman mentioned above, Delta makes fog lights that are a near perfect fit to the originals and were the best thing I could find.

Delta 100 Series Fog Clear Lens

If you need any good photos of the housings, mounts, OEM lenses, etc I have them and am happy to share. I do believe there is somebody who 3D prints the housings to look like the originals but I can't speak to the quality of them. I believe I saw it mentioned in one of the Jurassic Park Motorpool threads

If you need the fog lamp brackets we manufacture a lot of these for JP builds or other who want to add Fog Lamps.
https://dogfoxindustries.com/products/fog-lamp-bracket-for-jeep-yj-pair

We offer a few different style including unfished, stainless steel, and powder coated.

If you do 1, I don't think you will have to do 3, and vice versa. Depending on the cost of the 3D printed housings, the cheapest option might be 1, 2, and 4. I ended up doing 2, 3 and 4, but only. because I found a screaming deal on a new pair of complete Delta 100 series lights with amber lenses on the Amazon Marketplace. But that deal was a blip; I haven't seen it again. One advantage to 2, 3, 4 is that you can be pretty confident that the parts will all fit together without much hassle. And if you can find the clear 100 series lights at a decent price, the easiest option of all is buying a pair of those and then having brackets fabricated (your step 2).