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b4_thndr (Guest)

Jack,
Thanks for the response. I was not aware of the fuse panel replacement product you identified. I have installed "Hot Rod" wiring kits in at least three cars. Found that just ripping everything out and replacing all wires much easier than trying to rework the existing wiring to fit modern panel. I plan to remove everything and have the body/chassis dipped. Starting from that point, I have the notion that starting with all new parts and making lots of home runs to the panel would be a great improvement over the stock wiring. Plus I could add relays to take the load off the ignition, turn signal and light switches. See any draw backs or problems?

8/17/0412:05 PM

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