Over Saturday 7th, I made a wooden box to mount the power supply unit into and to hide away all the wiring. I decided not to fasten the box into the glove box as I didn't want to drill any holes through the glove box floor. There was a small gap between the floor and the firewall, just big enough to pass a positive supply wire up into the glove box. The earth wire is attached to one of the glove box hinge bolts. The other end of the wire goes through an existing cable hole in the firewall and off to the battery. There's a switch on the box to cut off power to the three outputs and when it is not needed, it can be pushed back into the glove box out of the way. The cigar socket can now be used for powering a satnav if required and there's a 1AH and 2.1AH USB output for phone charging or other USB accessories. It's nice to have the voltage indicator too.
  

With the Covid-19 lockdown canceling so many events and keeping people indoors, there was little chance of getting both Jeeps out for a run around. While "Jessie" is at the front of the garage, still able to be on the road and useable if needed, "Hope" was going to be sitting around for a long time like "Faith". The Dodge had used up all four of my axle stands, so I had to make use of some chopped up railway sleeper and other blocks of wood. With these, I was able to lift "Hope's" feet a little way off the ground, until some point in the future where we can become more mobile again. While the stacks of wood don't look particularly stable, the Jeep is quite steady and is only one inch off the ground. I can still run the engine and exercise the brakes and clutch while in the garage.