Almost done, any guesses as to what it is?

[mrblaine]

Or where it goes?

 

[never monday]

AT pan skid?

 

[mrblaine]

AT pan skid?

Close, almost nailed it. I will tell you that the bolt pattern is US Standard 4.75" x 7.00".

 

[never monday]

Close, almost nailed it. I will tell you that the bolt pattern is US Standard 4.75" x 7.00".

That makes me think a winch plate for 9.0rc
But I’m lost otherwise

Nope, 4.5x6

 

[mrblaine]

That makes me think a winch plate for 9.5rc

 

[never monday]

Wait!
4-75x10 it a license plate bolt patern

 

[mrblaine]

Wait!
4-75x10 it a license plate bolt patern

4.75 x 7.00 inches is the US standard license plate bolt pattern.

 

[mrblaine]

 

[never monday]

4.75 x 7.00 inches is the US standard license plate bolt pattern.

Which is what you said and my dyslexia butchered after looking at winch bolt patens.....

I like the terminals. Can you show the other side

 

[mrblaine]

Which is what you said and my dyslexia butchered after looking at winch bolt patens.....

I like the terminals. Can you show the other side

Mounts in the hole in the middle of this. Black dot gets drilled to allow passage of the wires into the tail gate over to the contacts which will drive the license plate lights on either side of the plate and the reverse light above the license plate. The plate covers the cut in the swing down cover which hides the wiring. The hole above the terminals is for the spring plunger on the outside that stops it from rotating off of the socket cap screws. I have countersunk hole magnets to hold the plate door shut and I have yet to build the release lever to push them loose to allow the door to flip down.

 

[ColoJeep]

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Mounts in the hole in the middle of this. Black dot gets drilled to allow passage of the wires into the tail gate over to the contacts which will drive the license plate lights on either side of the plate and the reverse light above the license plate. The plate covers the cut in the swing down cover which hides the wiring. The hole above the terminals is for the spring plunger on the outside that stops it from rotating off of the socket cap screws. I have countersunk hole magnets to hold the plate door shut and I have yet to build the release lever to push them loose to allow the door to flip down.

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Well thought out and looks clean, Nice Work !

 

[B00mb00m]

That is turning out freaking cool!