Does any particular maker of Chrysler headlight housings use a plastic that is more resistant to fading yellow?

What brand name?

I need a pair for a 1995 Ram 1500.

The OEM housings have now been polished twice,
but the passenger side
now also has broken
at an adjustment mounting boss,
so I am going to replace both and hoping to buy ones that will stay clear the longest.

Does anyone make one out of glass?

I don't know of a specific brand to go with that wouldn't turn yellow but I wanted to point out that it is sunlight that does that. The UV rays in sunlight cause the plastic to discolor so, if possible, maybe try parking out of the sun when you can?

Maybe you already knew this but I have seen cars that parked regularly in such a way that half the car was shaded half was in sunlight, and the difference over time in the two headlights was night and day as far as to how badly (or not) they yellowed.

I know your pain as that yellowing drives me crazy as well....

Good luck!

I sure wish someone would make one out of glass,
the brake and signal housings beside the headlight have stayed clear.

If i have to buy plastic headlights again i will try to wipe them with 303 Protectant.
303 spray maybe once a year seems to have lengthened the life of my factory plastic dashboard to 15 years but it did eventually crack apart.

I'd just get the cheap ones from Ebay and replace if needed in 3 years or so. Thet're selling for $70.00 a pair, $73.00 if you want new bulbs with them.... that even includes shipping. I bought a set off Ebay for my Town and Country a couple of years back for $60.00 a pair including bulbs and they still look like new.

Best bet is to get a new pair, wet sand them with 1200 grit sandpaper and shoot a couple coats of clear urethane over it. Will stop all of that.

So, from the factory the plastic lens' are clearcoated with some crappy clear that deteriorates due to sunlight and heat from the light bulbs, leaving you with bare plastic that hazes rather quickly even if you polish them. Your best bet is to have them re-cleared...in other words, take it to a reputable bodyshop and ask them how much to reclear your headlights. They should do it for under $100 bucks and the clearcoat will not fade in your trucks' lifetime! I just did a 1996 Ram P/U with some professional grade spraycan clear that I get at my bodyshop supplier and they came out looking like new, so imagine how durable they'll be if they use a good 2 part urethane clear.