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Hey Tony, Thanks for all the help with my "where does this go?" questions. As usual you were right on! Next question, I've got most of the mechanicals done and I've started with the electrical. I have a couple of shop manuals and schematics and have been attempting to put things back in order, I'm at the point of thinking about a new harness, any comments sugestions, sources would be greatly appriciated. Most of all how difficult of a job is this? and how complete is a "complete" harness ? Thanks again. John
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tony barnhill
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British Wiring....real good copy of original...pretty easy if you mark things as you remove them...just get ready to become intimately knowledgeable of the underside of your car....oh, remove the seats before you try to do the wiring under the dash...makes it easier to get under dash (lay on back in floor of car!)