Where are the fuses located???

If someone knows---where are the fuses located in a Vintage Speedster. Many thanks---Jack, Hot Springs

Jack: you're apt to find it by following the thick wire from the ignition switch towards the bulkhead.

I have a VS and they are located under the dash on the drivers side. You have stick your head down there to see them.

Thanks guys--I;ll look tomorrow.

I think it's truly a hell of a note that someone has to ask where the fuses are located. Replicas certainly are mystery mobiles, Aren't they?

It becomes understandable that you see replicas with 1,000 miles on 'em for sale. A reasonable owners manual would be very helpful and lower the frustration level. I wonder if I'm alone in my feelings?

I think my Speedie is beautiful enough to overlook all the "work in progress" rather than a finished car. If I was a manufacturer of these cars I wouldn't count on all my customers feeling this way though!

Thanks again---Jack, Hot Springs

There ya go Jack!
IMHO, the "tinker time" on a Speedy is one of the benefits of owning one of these lil' buggars. I got my VS from a dude that had done so many things wrong that, at 1st, I was pretty upset. As time went by, I figured out that this ain't no modern car: it's a gal durn hobby!
Enjoy what you have Amigo!
PS>>> The errant graphic post has absolutly nothing to do with my comments.

I liked the Vs fuse box but I hated it being under the dash.

So I flipped it over and cut a slot in the fire wall made to brackets ,

and now you can see and change the fuses from the truck.


I"ve said it before I have issues with Vs 's engineering !