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I found that the area behind the passenger seat is a great place to mount circuit breakers and bus bars for powering just about anything.

Another member, Jets, found them. not sure where he got them.

In most cases you'll have to install a "Y" adapter in the horn circuit for power. You can also pull off the batteries directley although if you do that I recommend installing a circuit breaker or fuse inline.

Nice!

Finally finished up the installation of my fans, completed some wiring and the install of my drivers flood light, going to change the bulb out to a spot.

Mike, I finally checked, yep, I have a 5 ton fender mount antenna bracket, also have those six AS-3009A bases set aside for you, one already installed in the bracket.

Good Score!! I know where these trucks came from and know the troops who worked on them. If I wasn't so hung up on multifuels I would have gone for one myself!

aaahhhhh!!!!!!!! My eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll see if I can get it on my calender. Any idea which B17 will be there?

Welcome , don't worry, your truck will make it, after all, most of us have towbars!! Wow, took ya 14 posts to say something Scott, you're slipping......

Got it marked on my calender! My truck may still be set up for Red,White and Dead so it may look a little strange...

Scott tells me you're going to be the new Fix-a-Flat spokesman! Are you leak checking those tires in a water tub after you assemble them?

Check to make sure the flasher is well grounded and all connections are clean and tight.

Yikes!! How many airplanes tried to land in the bed?

Rugby??? Son????? Good grief man, you've got a truck to fix!! this is no time to think about family!! :) Welcome to the madness....

Maybe if you park it closer to the fire station they'll wash and wax it for you.....:)

Scott, I can do Saturday if you need help then.

Welcome aboard! Scott should be inviting you to at least 12 rally's within the next three hours......:mrgreen:

I got the crates from GL so no worries Scott. Let me know if you need any help, or at the very least, transport of large parts.

Yep, too late, he's a goner fer sure...... Welcome, as you can see there are quite a few of us O.D. (in this case stands for Overly Damp) headcases running around the area.