Thanks!! It's always been a real thrill,to drive "'Tater",but its even better with the up graded wiring harness! They say it takes 3 week-ends. Maybe,if you like a ratty-looking job,but it takes a lot longer,if you do it right,solder ALL connections,shrink-tube,and "loom" everything. The finished product just looks better,and it gives the wires more protection. This may be the wrong area to post this,but I DID have problems with the carburetor,which caused me to believe the problem was with the timing. How much more do you have to do to get yours up and running? Mine just gets driven around the block,until the brakes are rebuilt/replaced. THANKS,again!!

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