Overall Electrical

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As I tear down my car for restoration I am contemplating the electrical wire harnes.

First thought is the routing of the harnes. Are the later model Pantera's harness's routed any different? Particularly to the back. I wondered why it was routed through the side channel but not the center. I suspect it is the heating and airconditioning take so much room.

Second anyone adapt aftermarket wire harness to their car? I am thinking of re-designing the entire harnes. I know I am going to set the entire dash on a plug in system so it can be removed by unpluging the main harnes, a ground harnes and maybe a sub system or two.

I am thinking of putting the fuse box in the front trunk and I know I will be adding rellays and changing many things. Juust curious if anyone had any direct thoughts on some of it.

Gary

9/1/066:27 AM

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