logdog
logdog UltraDork
9/22/17 2:49 p.m.

Ive seen several aftermarket wiring kits and associated fuse boxes but never one quite this.....ummmm.....basic?

 

Anyone have an idea of the source?  Its in a CJ5

 

EvanB
EvanB UltimaDork
9/22/17 2:56 p.m.

Looks like Eastern Beaver has something similar. 

https://easternbeaver.com/Main/Wiring_Kits/Fuseboxes/PC-8/pc-8.html

GameboyRMH
GameboyRMH MegaDork
9/22/17 2:58 p.m.

I bet the one in a Samurai looks similar under all the plastic, minus the relay which was apparently an exotic piece of technology for that era.

stuart in mn
stuart in mn UltimaDork
9/22/17 5:12 p.m.

I like it.  Nice and simple.  There's probably a brand name on it somewhere, maybe on the back side.

wlkelley3
wlkelley3 UltraDork
9/22/17 8:13 p.m.

Those are more complicated than ones in a couple cars I have. Has more fuses than my cars. To compound matters, one uses European fuses and the other uses glass tube. I thought my Opel GT had simple electronic system until I got an early MKI Midget. I refer to that car as having a top notch electrical system for 1930 in a 1960's car.

NOT A TA
NOT A TA Dork
9/22/17 8:26 p.m.

Somewhere in the shop I have a panel very similar to the one in the OP I took out of someone's car I was rebuilding. Half of it is burnt.

logdog
logdog UltraDork
9/23/17 7:20 a.m.

My biggest concern is the lack of any protection.  Being it lives in an open top Jeep I would like to see some guarding against the elements.  But it works fine so no need to change it, maybe I will make some sort of cover out of a Tupperware bowl.

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