LukeCutler
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Though I would post a couple pics of the AA now, our homemade wooden cab is nearly complete, and we are leaving all the sheet metal the way it is, we want it to look old and crusty
we will be building a new larger flatbed, but that sounds like a good winter project, lol
I have got a lot of the wiring done, and can now just get in, turn on the battery disconnect I installed in the front of the seat, open the fuel, turn the key, and start it up and move it around! No more jumper wires! This is convenient since we are doing this in my Dad's auto body Shop, which is his full time business, so it is nice to be able to move it out of the shop if we need to.
Last but not least, I wired up the generator, and it charges at about 10 amps, I was amazed it still works
I'm looking forward to very soon having it back on the road again for the first time since 1960!
we will be building a new larger flatbed, but that sounds like a good winter project, lolI have got a lot of the wiring done, and can now just get in, turn on the battery disconnect I installed in the front of the seat, open the fuel, turn the key, and start it up and move it around! No more jumper wires! This is convenient since we are doing this in my Dad's auto body Shop, which is his full time business, so it is nice to be able to move it out of the shop if we need to.
Last but not least, I wired up the generator, and it charges at about 10 amps, I was amazed it still works
I'm looking forward to very soon having it back on the road again for the first time since 1960!
