new fuse block

I've been looking at these. Really nice, but I think highly overpriced. I
was looking at Painless Performance Universal 18-Circuit Harnesses. 317
US$ !. Looks like a nice product, but even still, I don't see what the
justification for 300 bux is.


"PeterD" <peter2 RemoveThis @hipson.net> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 01:37:01 GMT, "Jeremy Chapman" <nospam RemoveThis @please.com>
> wrote:
>
>>Hey guys, I'm doing a little rewiring of my 51 ford pickup after
>>converting
>>it to 12 volts. Eventually I'll be installing other accessories like
>>radio,
>>power wipers, etc so I'm thinking of installing a fuse block with circuits
>>for these types of things. The standard wiring on this truck is pretty
>>basic and not really set up for extra accessories. It's also sort of a
>>messy configuration and I'd like my wiring to look neat, tidy and pretty.
>>Can someone recommed some good products to use?
>>
>
> Try Painless Wiring products.
 >> Stay informed about: new fuse block 

Just wait untill you get fully involved in it and you will see why. They
have done all the thinking and hard work. My advice is if you can get by
with as few circuits as possible, do so. The more circuits you add and
don't use the harder time you will have keeping it looking neat. Don't
buy door circuits if you don't intend to use them, or power windows etc.
You can also save money this way. What you get you will find is worth it
though.



"Jeremy Chapman" <nospam.TakeThisOut@please.com> wrote in message
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> I've been looking at these. Really nice, but I think highly
> overpriced. I was looking at Painless Performance Universal
> 18-Circuit Harnesses. 317 US$ !. Looks like a nice product, but even
> still, I don't see what the justification for 300 bux is.
>
>
> "PeterD" <peter2.TakeThisOut@hipson.net> wrote in message
> news:bao3d2he2bf047p9d6ce5mhmpfchafgsqh@4ax.com...
>> On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 01:37:01 GMT, "Jeremy Chapman"
>> <nospam.TakeThisOut@please.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Hey guys, I'm doing a little rewiring of my 51 ford pickup after
>>>converting
>>>it to 12 volts. Eventually I'll be installing other accessories like
>>>radio,
>>>power wipers, etc so I'm thinking of installing a fuse block with
>>>circuits
>>>for these types of things. The standard wiring on this truck is
>>>pretty
>>>basic and not really set up for extra accessories. It's also sort of
>>>a
>>>messy configuration and I'd like my wiring to look neat, tidy and
>>>pretty.
>>>Can someone recommed some good products to use?
>>>
>>
>> Try Painless Wiring products.
>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: new fuse block 

Thanks, I ordered a Ron Francis kit. I think they look nicer than the
Painless ones.


"RPE" <RPE1958f.TakeThisOut@lyahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Just wait untill you get fully involved in it and you will see why. They
> have done all the thinking and hard work. My advice is if you can get by
> with as few circuits as possible, do so. The more circuits you add and
> don't use the harder time you will have keeping it looking neat. Don't buy
> door circuits if you don't intend to use them, or power windows etc. You
> can also save money this way. What you get you will find is worth it
> though.
>
>
>
> "Jeremy Chapman" <nospam.TakeThisOut@please.com> wrote in message
> news:pwxAg.315738$IK3.211749@pd7tw1no...
>> I've been looking at these. Really nice, but I think highly overpriced.
>> I was looking at Painless Performance Universal 18-Circuit Harnesses.
>> 317 US$ !. Looks like a nice product, but even still, I don't see what
>> the justification for 300 bux is.
>>
>>
>> "PeterD" <peter2.TakeThisOut@hipson.net> wrote in message
>> news:bao3d2he2bf047p9d6ce5mhmpfchafgsqh@4ax.com...
>>> On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 01:37:01 GMT, "Jeremy Chapman" <nospam.TakeThisOut@please.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hey guys, I'm doing a little rewiring of my 51 ford pickup after
>>>>converting
>>>>it to 12 volts. Eventually I'll be installing other accessories like
>>>>radio,
>>>>power wipers, etc so I'm thinking of installing a fuse block with
>>>>circuits
>>>>for these types of things. The standard wiring on this truck is pretty
>>>>basic and not really set up for extra accessories. It's also sort of a
>>>>messy configuration and I'd like my wiring to look neat, tidy and
>>>>pretty.
>>>>Can someone recommed some good products to use?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Try Painless Wiring products.
>>
>>
>>
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: new fuse block 

I used a Ron Francis kit. Worked pretty well. This was about 10
years ago.


On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 01:37:01 GMT, "Jeremy Chapman" <nospam DeleteThis @please.com>
wrote:

>Hey guys, I'm doing a little rewiring of my 51 ford pickup after converting
>it to 12 volts. Eventually I'll be installing other accessories like radio,
>power wipers, etc so I'm thinking of installing a fuse block with circuits
>for these types of things. The standard wiring on this truck is pretty
>basic and not really set up for extra accessories. It's also sort of a
>messy configuration and I'd like my wiring to look neat, tidy and pretty.
>Can someone recommed some good products to use?
>
 >> Stay informed about: new fuse block