Thanks for the info! So all things considered, it's fairly safe to unhook this to clean up my under-hood wiring as long as I don't try to tie any trailer brakes to it? I may leave the contraption itself for the sake of history, but all the wires running to and from it kind of get in the way.
I honestly think the previous owners had bypassed this anyhow, as I have a trailer brake control box mounted under my steering column.
Now I have to go... I need to check with Doc and see when the lightening is supposed to strike the clock tower.
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Yeah it is definatley a part to an old school brake control.
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it works just like the dimmer on the headlight switch but with a bigger spring.
i have seen the horse trailer that fits in the beds before.in fact in the 60s and early 70s there were many different types of campers installed.
i have seen the horse trailer that fits in the beds before.in fact in the 60s and early 70s there were many different types of campers installed.
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you can ford a river or stream and get to the other side, if you dodge it you will not, and if you drive a chevy to the levee it will run dry and the music will die.
you can ford a river or stream and get to the other side, if you dodge it you will not, and if you drive a chevy to the levee it will run dry and the music will die.
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I thought I saw one of those in a Frankenstein movie!
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