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Old 06-30-2014, 01:24 PM   #1
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Re: fuse box/panel location on 1955-56?

seeing as you can't find a fuse panel in your truck, you can add one by wiring it directly from the battery or starter. local parts store may have a 4 fuse panel. you can also use inline fuses but they get a little confusing when you add more than a couple.

i would not add to the current load on the old wiring. lots of us have come off the headlight switch or the horn relay to add circuits, but i believe your asking for trouble by doing this.
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