Is this fuse box correct

[Quickstep192]

The covers for the fuse box in my frunk don’t look right. There are 18 fuse positions but each cover only covers 8 fuses, leaving 2 fuses exposed. Also, the label in the cover describes stuff a I think a ‘73 wouldn’t have had.

Am I correct that one or both of these covers is wrong ?

Anybody know the correct part?

[HarryD]

Looks just like the fuse panel on my 1973.5.

There are indeed two separate fuse panels.

Three if you include the optional 2 fuse AC Panel which would be on top.

[HarryD]

My Car fuse panel.

[7783911]

i just broke down and order the modern fuse panel from Classics in UK...

[HarryD]

Originally Posted by Quickstep192

The covers for the fuse box in my frunk don’t look right. There are 18 fuse positions but each cover only covers 8 fuses, leaving 2 fuses exposed. Also, the label in the cover describes stuff a I think a ‘73 wouldn’t have had.

Am I correct that one or both of these covers is wrong ?

Anybody know the correct part?

Just reread your post. The upper cover is too short.

[HarryD]

Per the 1973 wiring diagrams, these are the factory fuses. 10 in the top box and 8 in the lower box.

[Rodney Nelson]

Yes it looks like you have two smaller covers and you need one large and one small. Easy fix.

[Quickstep192]

Originally Posted by Rodney Nelson

Yes it looks like you have two smaller covers and you need one large and one small. Easy fix.

Where can I get the 10 position cover?
I see originals on eBay for stupid money, but not being completely stupid, I’d settle for a knock-off.

[HarryD]

You might want to try the used parts places like DC Automotive. You can buy new complete panels here or at S T O D D A R D.

[Rodney Nelson]

Sierra Madre sells the reproductions from Carpoint.