RE: 63 SF Fuse Block

[Rich Kinsley <rlkinsley@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dennis C. wrote:
> 
> Good point, why?
> 
> I could pull it out and clean it and it will probably be ok.  The car 
> was parked in a field in Arkansas from the early 70's until I got it 3 
> years ago.  The wiring seems ok, I built a custom dash due to the extent 
> 
> of damage to the dash. The wiring is ok but there is a lot of corrosion 
> on the fuse block.  I am sure I can clean it up but I was interested in 
> adding some extra circuits and thought a new fuse block might be worth 
> the cost and work.
> 
> I can always add an extra fuse block to cover my extra circuits.
> 
> Thanks
> Dennis C.
> 
> Don Dulmage wrote:
> > 
> > Yes one big question. WHY?
> > Don
> > ----- Original Message ----- 
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My fuse block seems to be disintegrating. I had the dash light/taillight 
circuit blow and when I went to replace the fuse the clips broke loose 
and the fuse pushed waaay back in the block. It doesn't look like 
something I want to keep. I did manage to get it wedged in and working 
for a temp measure but I want something more dependable for long term.



Rich Kinsley '64 Dodge Polara 4dr 318poly w/goodies


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