Ok, where do you hook up power to a 64 Safari?

[Macozil]

Now I feel realy dumb. Thanks in advance for any help.

Mac

[overlander63]

You should have an electrical compartment access door, either on the right (curb) rear corner of your coach, or the one stop convenience center above the rear bumper. You should have a 30 amp RV make plug, that looks kind of like a dryer plug. Don't plug it in to the dryer plug, it is 120 volts (but I know you knew that already).
If it is not in either of those places, you can hunt down the breaker box in the coach, look where the heavy duty cord comes out of it, and look at the outside of the coach in that same area.

[dwightdi]

My 63 Overlander has some quick turn fasteners to release a portion of the underpanel skin (called the banana wrap by some) and inside there you should find a big thick cord with the 115 Volt 30 amp connector on it.

[overlander63]

Originally Posted by dwightdi

My 63 Overlander has some quick turn fasteners to release a portion of the underpanel skin (called the banana wrap by some) and inside there you should find a big thick cord with the 115 Volt 30 amp connector on it.

Mine is there as well, but 1964 was the debut of the Univolt, and on many coaches, the One Strop Convenience Center too. If it has the Univolt, the cord may be in a different spot than it was through 1963.

[toddster]

My '64 Safari has the power cord in the compartment just behind the rear bumper - below the "one stop convenience center". Hope this helps....