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24-05-17, 19:56
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Here is a shot showing the power cable in the conduit. The relative position of it would suggest it is coming up via the oval hole and then connecting to the C5 charging board.
In the second picture you can just make out the battery clamp posts with wing nuts. There is two posts visible under the tables pull out drawer and then just a single one visible to the right of the table.
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Jordan Baker RHLI Museum, Otter LRC C15A-Wire3, 1944 Willys MB, 1942 10cwt Canadian trailer 
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24-05-17, 23:34
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Jordan a C15TA uses three mounting points similar to your box. The big difference would be the foot wells on the TA making it easier to sit. The mounting tabs are welded to the seat and you will notice the rear one isn't in the center because of the hold down strap. Not sure this helps but it's an idea.
cheers, Barry
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