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Old 22-03-13, 22:11
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Will do, but first I have to find more information on the exact positioning for each wiring section.

Some time ago, there were some photos posted by Keith, with regards to wiring running along the chassis, and that is the only part I can be sure about for now.

Should have some photos that help. Just a matter of sitting down & looking through them for clues. Then of course there are the various manuals I have bought over past 2 years.

I had a good look at a number of the individual sections of the loom last night. They are best described as WOW! Fantastic quality and excellently built. You no doubt already know I have no time for poor quality service or materials. The guys at Vintage Wiring Harness are very easy to talk to and certainly know their stuff. The build quality is superb. Everything is just so neat and tidy. At less than $600 for the harness (before GST/VAT) they are also very competetive.

http://www.vinwire.com.au/
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