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Gentlemen,
I will need to 100% rewire my 1946 2-ton Chev, and I am going to convert it to 12V. when I do this. I am looking for ANY helpful advice, wiring diagrams, sources of same, or tips that you can share. My goal is not to
make it showroom pretty, I want it to be reliable and
maybe someday stick a radio in it. That is about all.
Mostly, I am the kind of guy who if you point him in the right direction things happen. Thanks, as always, in advance. LevisPop


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Go to the Electrical System on this site. A lot of good info.
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/

Last edited by Harold46; 11/21/2011 9:47 PM.

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Thanks, Harold, I did. I am hoping to hear from other Bolters who have actually done this aspect of restoration in case they have any great tips on suppliers, or tips
that are not covered in the electrical section.


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