I have a gently used Sun Visor (non-lighted) that I would love to put lights on. Does anyone have a good pic of the lighted version(Moon Visor)? I want to see how the lights are set up. Also, when it comes to mounting on the truck, is there a kit involved or have you guys just self-tappered yours on? I am wary of making holes in the roof that aren't sealed completely. It rains a lot here.
The lighted versions have the lenses mounted flush; somewhat hard to accomplish without plenty of fiberglass skills.
I have seen a few that have had the smallish (GM style) cab-lights installed on top of the visor that look good.
As for mounting the visor, there is no "kit", just big sheet-metal screws with plastic caps that snap on the screws to hide them.
If you did not get the screws, coarse-thread 1/4-inch hex-head sheet-metal screws are about right.
Have the wife hold the visor in place while you put pieces of masking-tape on the cab where the screw-holes are.
Now, look it over real good, while the wife is still holding, and be certain that all is like you want it.
Now, with wife still holding, mark the hole-centers on the masking-tape.
Lay the visor aside, center-punch, and drill the holes, about 5/32 for a 1/4 screw.
Only drill through the first layer.
With wife holding, install the screws for a dry run.
Step back and have one last look.
If all is well, remove the visor and place a blob of silicone over each hole in the cab; re-install the visor.
The silicone will squish flat and seal all the screw-holes.
If you don't have a wife, use someone else's; if they have been married long, they will appreciate the break.
Married 11 years. I told her about how I'm working on the rear brakes this weekend and she said,"Let me know when it's time to bleed" 
She's not a gearhead by any means but she's a veteran IDI wife...she doesn't scream at it any more, only sighs loudly when the truck occasionally doesn't crank, you know. 
