LED Part Two

The fuse panel that came with the EZ Wire kit only has the standard thermal flasher fuses.  You have to replace them with electronic fuses.  I got these from an auto parts store for $8 each.  Easy to pull and easy to replace. Mine used the 2 prong.

I found these cool halogen driving lights that I added to the front.  I'm guessing it's better to hook everything up now while I can.  What was odd when I went to drill the holes was there were holes there already.  Hmm...maybe some previous owner had them and took them off???

After I wired up the front lights, I started on the back.  The big red 70's school bus lights had to go.  I replaced with new 2010 big red school bus lights - they're round.  But first I had to take the old ones out and just look at this feat of engineering magic from the 70s.

I like the reflective metal to help enhance the luminosity.  Her's what you've wanted to see....

Yes, I painted the bucket a nice gloss black.  Does it remind you of Darth Vader's helmet?  The light looks a lot better.  One of the rebuilders on Bradley GT covered his set-up with the smoky glass.  I'm not into that just yet, besides, I want to get this thing running.

Heres' a shot of the passenger side bucket removed.  This is where the 12V battery is supposed to go.  Lots of room in there.