vintage stacked headlights, sort of

I've come to realize that drivers just don't see the smaller bullet headlights, so I found this 70's headlamp on ebay with the intention of doing a stack headlight kind of theme borrowed from the mid 60's Plymouth Fury. Why, I have no idea, just felt like it lol

I replaced the original bulb that was pulling almost nine amps with a 4 watt led & tucked the battery pack in my fork bag, had to punch a small hole in the side for the on/off switch.

Thanks for the nice feedback guys. The led lights work ok, but don't light up the road too well. This headlight was never on a bike, so I was careful to leave the original wiring & socket in tact and just tie it off to the side when routing the led. I have the original bulb & plan on replacing it with a new one, should I get an HID bulb?
Tom I really like the look of that front end, it's just right. BTW how heavy are your SLA batteries?
Motomagz, it's funny you said something about that, somebody actually stole an old, crusty bbq grill out of my driveway last month lol
Chainmaker-can't wait to see your 50 Panther. Now that I have my bike done I'm looking back at the core things that I skipped like the fat hubs, disc brakes, heavy spokes, etc....might be hitting you up for some advice, your wheels look sweet.

That is really neat Tom, thank you for the close up photo and the weight info.

Your bike is just great to look at man, wow. I love the brown/cream and vintage seat. Everything works really well together, don't ya just love that!

My tank is an Indian mx tank as well, late 70's.
Thanks for sharing as well!