Stuart and Ralph: Thanks for input. I will look into both before deciding. (Yes I like the idea of saving money for other unknows in this project. I am also a sick-o that likes to put myself to a challange. My carrer background is sales but I taught myself hydraulics to the point I was an instructor for a JD. But electricity make absolutely no sense to me, especially electronics. With the 58 being electrical maybe I can learn a little something.)
Stuart: In your last reply you asked "...Does the stock fuse block have wire terminations on the back that are replaceable..."
1. Where was the stock fuse block originally located? My current fuse block is mounted to the fire wall under the dash above left foot. It looks like a recent replacement because it is much cleaner than area around it and wires identified with duct tape tabs.
2. Please exlpain '...wire terminations...'. Are you just talking about the ends of the wires coming into the back of the fuse block vs. on the front and held in place with screw clamps?