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What's the part number and/or source for that blade type fuse block?
Generic fuse box from the local car parts store. I bought it mostly because it was almos the same size as the one the car had. No part # for this... sorry.
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What's the part number and/or source for that blade type fuse block?
for the pressure washing .... if you can get your setup to gravity feed it will work better at a lower psi... pulling will take more pressure... but... gravity feed will perform better than having it pull
are the cruiser directionals just that hard to find there? or are the 70 series lights just that cheap? often wondered about that
good luck with ya build
bench seats look original to me....don't let those disappear into the dumpster. those clips are for jack rods
It's not really lack of knowledge... It's just that these cars are seen differently here... they are just disposable tools. Load them up with as much cargo as you can and go from A to B. If something happens to the car... quickly fix it and keep working. If something terrible happens to the car... throw it away and get another one.....my God. I feel for you. What is it with Central/South America and the lack of electrical engineers?
Oh hell, who am I kidding, North America is probably no better.
Keep at it. I look forward to seeing it with the new bed!
Touché, sir.
So what's up with the coils in the rear? Were they just added as overload springs?