splcrazy

I don't know if i done this the right way or the wrong way , or if there was a easier way , but i did it my way and im pretty happy with how it turned out . I made them from those small led torches you can find anywhere that sell really cheap , i then replicated the battery holder configuration from the torch they came from using three energizer AA 2500mah re chargeables and made a double capacity hump pack , and its working beautifull i even put in an on off switch .

cougar2465

Have you tried bicycle safety leds? they are cheap and very strong. ... no wires involve. they have different type of shape and can operate different ways ie blinking etc

Lars from Norway

I think you have done it the right wayLooks very nice,and nice job with the installation.I have done some similar to this on my Marder with a Ford Focus body by using some cheap LED-torches.

SAVAGEJIM

Yes, I agree with Lars, you did set them up right and they do look great. I would not have done it any differently.

Also, I like how you positioned the switch on the door; makes for very easy access to turn them on and off.

splcrazy

yes the switch is my favorite part too , when the shell is on the truck all i have to do is turn it on from the outside window area, lol sometimes i outdo myself and come up with making some good work when i feel like it . the lights really light up the night with the powerfull 2500mah compared to when they were using aaa batteries .