502ci

I installed one in my 72 back in the 80's. I removed it from another Monte but can't remember if it was a 70, 71, or a 72. Looks just like the other picture.

No problem on 15x8" rim with 5" of back spacing. I have that on my car now. I have had bigger tires on it but so many things come in to play like trimming your wheel lip, pounding the inner wheel well in, having a perfectly centered rearend, etc...

Wow, they kinda waited till the last minute to send them out.

We had an extensive data base of everyone's wheel tire combo but it got lost but here is a link of the new one started...sadly not much there....

I am in Ohio and still working (electrician) as though the pandemic never happened, luckily I have been on jobs that have only one or two other people in the whole building. Some days there were no one except me...I have been doing punchlists for several of the new buildings at the local college we did. Even traveled to Columbus Ohio the past two days to fix things in a school that was remodeled...again just one other person in the entire school. Things could halt at any time though. If they do it will give me a reason to fix things on the Monte and around the house that I am normally too tired to do after work.

I have a Flex A Lite fan set-up. Their fan controller can be bought separate if that is all you are looking for. I think it is a well made product.

Like mentioned are they new out of the box? Sure look like they went through a heat cycle on a vehicle although what I can see (or can't see) is no scuff marks on the bolt holes from being mounted.

I am dying to see what it looks like when they finally post pictures...underside too. Best pics will come from someone who buys it and reviews it for us...😎

Christine and Bill Rees. Richfield, Ohio.

Here's an older picture of the tire and clock, there is a receptacle behind it that powers the clocks LED light ring around the 15" diameter.

I installed the very same fuse block you listed, as far as powering the fans as someone mentioned above you would not power the fans from it, that would come directly from the battery with a fuse and would run off a relay...I installed an override switch on my console but again that power source was from the battery. The fuse block was more than adequate for fuel pump, electric cutouts, my gearvendors overdrive, aftermarket radio, etc...

Make a clock out of it...I did that with my Dad's old Mickey Thompson slick. Found a clock 15" in diameter and put it in the center.

There is no heating element, just a fan, if that is what you are asking. That is how they came from the factory, never really worked well.

Went to only a couple cruises this year and just parked my car far away as I did not want to try and find a spot. I did get a picture of my car though.

Does your crate 502 have the provisions for a mechanical pump? I know on my crate 502 there were none so I had no choice but to go electric. Been so long I do not remember the original pump...but doesn't it have an inlet, an outlet to the carb, and the third one was a return to the tank?