painless or ez.

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Originally Posted by Matthyj

one other thing I did on my last car that worked real well, i mounted the panel to a piece of 1/8" steel and screwed a piece of 1/4" plate aluminum to it that had a 3" hole in the center so the steel was visible through the hole from the back side i then went to the hardware store and bought a 3" round flat magnet about 1/2" thick that had a center hole in it. i screwed it to the firewall under the dash, and viola I had a fuse panel you could pull down similar to Ron Francis panel, the magnet indexes in the aluminum and sticks to the steel and works like a charm for about 15 bucks.

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Excellent idea!!
Why didn't you use a aluminum magnet:eek:? (could of save the metal:D) Pete

Have any of you put the fuse block in a ceneter console before like right below the dash? I kind of thought about putting mine in that area because before it was under the dash clear at the top and it was such a PITA to get to.

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Originally Posted by 40FordDeluxe

Have any of you put the fuse block in a ceneter console before like right below the dash? I kind of thought about putting mine in that area because before it was under the dash clear at the top and it was such a PITA to get to.

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I'd say that most kits are designed for the fuse block to fit in or near the stock location, but if the wires are long enough it wouldn't much matter where it was installed.

If you are installing a custom harness, why would you limit yourself to the stock fuse box location?

I couldn't tell you where the stock fuse box on a 40 Ford would be. I've only had 1. The 39 Ford parts car I had, had no wiring at all with no signs of anything inside. :LOL:

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Originally Posted by prpmmp

https://www.ronfrancis.com/ Hands down!! IMHO!! Pete

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I'm with you 34_40.