Reply to "Rewiring the Entire Car - Painless Wiring Kit"

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Good timing, P Dude.

I am undertaking a similar project - albeit on a much lesser scale wiring-wise. As my dash, console, door panels and firewall/bulkhead are out for leather work, I am going to test all wiring connections and grounds. I will be adding the Pantera Electronics ATO Fuse Panel Mod for sure. Will you?

Here's a look at the mess I created once the dash and console were pulled. It's now in a much more organized state as I prepare to start work. Honestly, guys!

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