Thanks! When I have projects, I tend to build in waves. When it comes to posting on forums, I lurk a lot.
I found the perfect reflectors to use for the lights; 3 dollar flash lights from princess auto. The opening in the reflector is almost a perfect fit for the lights. The light module of the flashlight is pretty nice as well; wish I had a use for it. It has an amber led on the bottom, a white led up top and 4 different modes; I'll hold onto them anyway, may find something to use them for down the road.
For 3 bucks, they're not bad flash lights; the little light module is self contained; not pictured, the lense housing. I was kicking myself after I bought them; should have grabbed an extra for my two year old nephew; he likes lights!
The housing and lights were fairly easy to install. Hot glue the housing to the lens in 4 spots and the lights are held in the housing with bit of gorilla tape; more than enough! Because the backs of the lenses are sanded somewhat, the hot glue holds fairly strong.
A bit of trimming on the mounting bracket was in order. To protect the wires, I simply covered the edges with gorilla tape where they would rub.
And the board is attached to the bracket...Just like that! I used nylon washers to insulate the board from the two machine screws.
I did some work securing wires to the shell with gorilla tape since this picture was taken; I need to get a battery holder so for the time being the battery is held in place by...you guessed it! Gorilla tape.
It's nice to have the lights installed finally.