I was driving my 69 last night and the entire car just shut off on me. After that i tried to start the car and electric was not getting to any part of the car. The lights wouldnt work or anything. I know the battery is fine. Could it be a fuse, voltage regulator, or what?

Do you have an aftermarket amp guage? I had this happen once, and it was a wire for the aftermarket amp guage that got cut in half. No juice anywhere.

Check your battery cable connection at the starter. There is also a junction box that causes problems. I'm trying to remember where it is on a 69. On a 67 it is mounted on the radiator support, behind the battery. The battery sometimes needs to be moved so you can get to it. Make sure this connection is clean and tight.

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No i do not have an aftermarket amp guage. Thanks for the help!!

That box is on the opposite side of the car than the battery. I know it went before. I guess i will try to test it out when i get home. Along with the starter. I know it has to do something with the power because nothing works.

There is a fusible link that sometimes fails. It will shut off everything. If you look at your positive battery cable, you will see a smaller diameter wire that is also connected to the big lead/battery connection. That is where it is.
Mike

I had the same exact thing happen to me on a 70ss i had and it turned out to be a bad connection at the horn relay. I would check that out too if the above items don't fix your problem.

scott