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I thought these where intresting ideas notice the bus with each circuit linked to a circuit breaker. all so the cut out under the rear seat for a tool tray and when you lift it out easy access to the trans and starter.

That's kind of interesting. I've got two questions... 1) How deep is that tool tray? 2) What does that round, black access cover do for you? Thanks.

The tray is about 4.5"deep as for the round black access pannel I have not removed it sense I have got the bug. So I do not know why my Grandfather put it there.

Are the circuit breakers the auto reset type? Whenever I use circuit breakers I use the manual reset type that way you know when you have an issue and you don't have to worry about a short circuit constantly popping the circuit breaker when you are not around and potentially starting a fire. I really like the tool tray idea. :rock:

Montana Manx, what are these for? just curious. I boxed in my "spare tire well" as a tool/junk box. Good looking buggy, yellow is a good color for a buggy. AZSpeedBuggy

The silver is a locking key latch for the rear seat. The balck knob is the old man. choke lever not used now.

[QUOTE="newmanx59"]Are the circuit breakers the auto reset type? Whenever I use circuit breakers I use the manual reset type that way you know when you have an issue and you don't have to worry about a short circuit constantly popping the circuit breaker when you are not around and potentially starting a fire. I really like the tool tray idea. :rock:[/QUOTE] They are the fire starting kind. One thing is that my Grandfather worked at Vandenburg AirForce Base on the missle site and all the wirring in the bug is really a odd type so maybe it is fire resistent? I know he got alot of left over supplies from the missle site. But any how I know that the reset breakers are safer.