Time for a little comic relief at Jerry's expense...sorry about that Jerry.
Hot Rod Lincoln only uses aerospace electrical panels and assemblies on his 700 HP 216 engine creation dubbed the TVC (Tennessee Vomit Comet).
The drivetrain has an Eddy Current Coupled Clutch that is direct-connected to an Infinitely Variable Ratio rear axle collectively dubbed the BTO (Big Tennessee Overdrive).
The most important part is "Big Red", the red mushroom stop button mounted near his right hand that shuts off the engine.
You have to overcome the G forces and press this button just before you pass out because if the TVC ever became airborne, NORAD would detect it and scramble their fighter jets.
Play time is over. When I was a teenager, my first experience with wiring was replacing the connectors on my headlight switch. I made a bad mistake. I failed to crimp a 2 cent connector tightly. Coming home in the dark one night my headlights went out and I couldn't see the road. I couldn't stop in the road for fear of someone hitting me. A car came at me and it gave me a few seconds of light to see and scramble over to someone's driveway. I stuck my had under the dash and touched the wiring harness for the Headlight switch. My headlights came back on. The point I'm trying to make is that the job of wiring a car or truck is just as important for safety as having seat belts.
