Look at the pic of the '36 3w in my gallery, click the bigger 101 kb size. The '35 lights are very similar though their lense is not as much convex shape. The problem is the opening of the stock bezel is about 7 1/2" and doesn't roll in enough to mate up to the nearly flat sealed beam shape.

I did a search yesterday and found several ads that showed hardware similar to the one on ebay I linked, but for some reason I can't find them today, must have forgotten what search parameter I typed in. The closest I can come is this; https://www.chevsofthe40s.com/shop/s...kip=440&Max=40 it's about 1/3 of the way down the page and doesn't show the component detail, just the finished light assembly, but it's the same description I saw yesterday elsewhere.

With all this back and forth you can see why most people use the halogen/reflector conversions. Unless you can find the commercial units I referenced earlier, but then the going price (at least a year or so ago) was around $200 for those. Besides, the originals look better to me.