I added lights to my F12 but they are not the original style lights, mine are off a letter series tractor. For a generator I used one of the same era, its off a 1930s car, its pretty close to what was originally used its a Delco Remy 947V or something like that. As far as mounting the generator the original bracket is made as part of the water inlet elbow on the left side of the engine, you can often find these on ebay. And for a light switch I just used a control box off of a letter series Farmall.
I made my own generator bracket out of angle iron and flat steel. The top bar in the second picture can be moved back and forth to line up the pulley for the belt and than the two small bolts tighten and hold it in place. The armature that holds the generator is made from a piece of flat steel also as you can sort of see it in the first photo. I apologize as the first photo is somewhat blurry
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