And here it is, the EZwiring kit
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p291/mrduckphoto/64%20Chevy%20Panel/DSCN2885.jpgFinally got the panel installed...(not to brag but yeah the floors are rust free!)
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p291/mrduckphoto/64%20Chevy%20Panel/DSCN2887.jpgNow all that's left is just hooking all this stuff up....yeah right
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p291/mrduckphoto/64%20Chevy%20Panel/DSCN2892.jpgThe rear lights along with the new fuel sender are done, the gas tank is back in and all plumbed in.
When I went to remove the grill to rewire the headlights, the previous owner had come up short a couple of bolts that hold the grill on, so in their infinite wisdom, got out the stick welder and attempted to weld the stainless grill to the inner sheet metal!
Luckily for me they were lousy welders and I was able to break the crappy blobs of weld off and remove the grill...Sheesh!
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p291/mrduckphoto/64%20Chevy%20Panel/DSCN2891.jpgLots of split plastic conduit and black zip ties- I managed to use the stock firewall plug with new clips
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p291/mrduckphoto/64%20Chevy%20Panel/Firewallplug.jpg so if needed, the front wiring can be un-plugged and the entire front end can be removed in one big piece...(the only way to do engine work on these old trucks)
Next up is all the under hood stuff....ignition,charging, starter,and some sending units for the gauges....
Don J
