1974 - 1977 ATO Fuse Panels

[fred cook]

Good news, all....... I am now ready to build ATO equipped fuse panels for the 1974 thru 1977 model 911s. It turns out that these cars use the same mounting base as the 1978 thru 1989 cars so that simplified things a lot. The only "catch" is that some of the cars apparently came with 18 fuse positions mounted and some with 21 fuse positions like the later cars. The third fuse block is the little 3 fuse one and is used for optional equipment. The fuse values are somewhat different than those in the later cars and was the thing that took the most research. Anyway, all is ready now and I need to know the year of your car and if it is equipped with 18 or 21 fuses. If you have the 18 fuse panel you will receive a new panel with 21 fuse positions. If you have the 21 fuse panel you will receive a new panel with 24 fuse positions. In each case, you will have 3 new fuse positions for accessories you wish to add and protect from the main panel.
If you want the extended panel equipped with headlight relays just let me know. The relay panel comes completely wired except for connecting a ground, running a hot wire from the battery and connecting the leads to the headlights. The max fuse capacity at each position is 20 amps which will allow you to run the 100 watt high beams!

Line forms to the right, please. As usual, first in , first out! Turn around time should be about a week.

[fred cook]

I thought you guys wanted fuse panels for the '74-'77 cars! Now's your chance, got two on the bench that could be completed in a couple of days. The standard panel with 21 or 24 fuses is $215 shipped to the 50 states and the deluxe with headlight relays is $315 shipped. Canada and overseas shipping is more.

[timmy2]

Did you post this in classifieds too?
Looks nice Fred.