Slick 60's

can anyone help me out with a fusebox diagram as to the labels for each fuse ,thanks mexbearlll

From what I have seen the broncos of that time had almost the same wiring. I think the biggest difference I noticed maybe was the lenght of the wires and maybe colors. I used the diagram at sierra bronco to completely wire my 66 by hand with no harness. I used it and its worked great . The diagram I used is at
http://sierrabronco.com/wiringmainpage.htm

Thanks!
Looks like Ill need that too. Seems the diagrams don't show all the butt connectors my truck has.

Can I take my original fuse block out and buy another aftermarket one with more circuits and just put the existing wires into new spots on the new block or is it not that simple? I'd like to have some extra circuits (sp) open for a radio, my powered seats, power windows, etc.

As far as getting a aftermarket fusebox I got one that used the newer blade fuses. I rebuilt mine from the ground up replacing anything that was bad. I pulled out all of the wiring and put it in a box. Be sure to label each wire. When it came time to replace the wiring I pulled out the box and spread it out. I then took all of the tape covering off so that all the wires were free. Then I looked at each circuit out of the fusebox and replaced one at a time. When I did the radio I put it on a circuit by itself. I started with the smaller circuits like the heater fan and worked my way to the headlights. Since I did that I have had no problems electrically. If you need more diagrams go to the dixie slicks section here in our links section. That the TN/KY site I made before this one. I put other links there you may need. I think I have other sites with wiring there in the links section.

Ok thanks for the info. The original wiring in my 66 is in good shape so I just want a new fuse block and just take the old wires from the old fuse block and put them into the new block.