I am going to update my wiring harness on my 1953 f100. Any suggestions on where I should put my fuse panel for easy access. Thanks! Don

 

put mine on left side of column up above site line... pics here in the article

https://jniolon.classicpickup.com/wiring/wiring.htm

john

 

i tuck them where they can be checked easily mostly the left kick panel,

 

Thanks! Nice looking job!

 

Thanks!

I need easy access to accommodate my aging body.

nice looking job!

 

My painless package should come today. I may make a cardboard template of my fuse panel and hold it up in the different spots to see how it would feel bending that direction. It wouldn’t have been a consideration years ago, but it factors in now for sure.

 

aging bodies at 75 i'm right with you, but for sure right now i rather be wiring your ride than the 29 model A i'm doing right now with a american auto wire kit, talk about tight .
how many can join in saying this getting old sucks?

 

Thank you jniolon for the great instructions and photos. I have printed them out.

 

True story. Also have a 29 Model a pickup that I have to wiggle to get in.

 

wiggle is 100% right, this one is a 100% 29 henry steel sedan delivery , the reset firewall so the small block fits doesn't help either .A's sure don't leave a lot of room,

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Grat panel project. A pretty rare find.

 

panel in real steel are very rare,
wiring wise heres the other i helped build, 28 model a pickup , 3.0l 181 inch inline 4,from a forklift 5spd BW 8.0 inch ford rear talk about shoe horning oneself into a car? so yes these pickups are a tad tight

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than what early ford isn't fun getting in and out of. this one is a 33, bigger but still tight, wiring it wasn't fun ,painless kit did make it easier but still not for big hands easy

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this one was the easiest i have rewired 33 woodie

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