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Author Topic: Chucky and Dee's CFS Bedford V8  (Read 23449 times)

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Offline rumax

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Re: Chucky and Dee's CFS Bedford V8
« Reply #10 on: January 28, 2015, 11:42:37 AM »
with the VN fuse box, I grabbed extra relay/fuse blocks from a wreckers. come out easily with a small screwdriver down the back (from the top) I also used new terminals purchased from jaycar. Fuses were more a pain. I had to leave enough wire on the donor fuse block so I could join in new wire.
But now almost everything has it's own fuse and relay!  ;D ;D ;D
Workin for the weekend!

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Re: Chucky and Dee's CFS Bedford V8
« Reply #11 on: January 28, 2015, 02:32:10 PM »
The VN-S box seems best to me because it has a clean layout and it's easy to wire, the fact that the fuse box is separate helps me too. I trolled the wreckers for a few hours looking at all different types and not much comes close to being as easy to mount and wire :-)

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Re: Chucky and Dee's CFS Bedford V8
« Reply #12 on: March 02, 2015, 12:03:05 PM »
Hi Chucky & Dee,
                            Watching with keen interest, I have a V8 instal also, and will need to get it engineered for QLD rego. Do you have a good contact for the plating? Love the steering wheel!! As I slowly weld away the rust, I'm thinking of an engine upgrade, to something the same but reman, known history etc. Would love to see your work, I am Brisbane owner, Redcliffe, any chance of coming around for a look & chat?

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