Restoring 1970's California T-bucket with Tube Frame

[EX JUNK]

Here is where I ended up installing the fan relay. The relay will turn the fan on with a temp of 185 automatically or it can be turned on manually from the cockpit. I also installed a blue power light when the switch is in the on position.


Here is the on and off switch with the blue power light.

I have been having trouble uploading my pictures so I will try later.

Try using PHOTOBUCKET.

Jim

 

[Flatsman]

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[Flatsman]

There is my photobucket picture and I can't edit it to delete it. It could be on my end as I have never had trouble posting a picture before.. Please feel free to delete the above red X

 

[Flatsman]

I usually load all my photos from an offsite album but at your suggestion, I uploaded off of PhotoBucket. I have been putting this at the begining....

The first img comes out black and the last turns out blue

 

[Flatsman]

Here is where I located the fan relay.

 

[Flatsman]

The manual fan on and off switch is located next to the temp gauge with a blue power on light located above it.

 

[herrakani]

Does it flex while driving being a monotube one?

 

[Flatsman]

Does it flex while driving being a monotube one?

Yup, it actually goes down the road better than my '32! There are long triangle cut stiffners under each rail that are welded to the frame. It drives real nice!