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#963959 08/15/2013 7:54 PM
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Went to napa with no luck then Oreillys.Found the Rustoleum but couldn't fine the red I needed and at almost $10 a can it never bothered me that I couldn't find it.I ended up getting dupli-color engine enamel Red which should be plenty strong and its high temp.
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Should look good on my rims when completed.Now I have lots of prep work a head of me.The guy who went over my truck said it had a rats nest of wires tired together,cut and twisted together and snapped to each other.instead of fooling with the wiring im getting a push button stsrt.Can someone tell me a company that mskes custom wiring harnesses for under the dash.A harness labored with as to where all the wires go.my 65 has a 04vortec idk if that would matter or not.maybe they could add a up to date radio harness too and not cost a arm an a leg.either way im going to need it.its going to be a winter time project

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Rustoleum is better found at a builders supply or harware store than an auto parts place .... check the Links section for wiring harnesses, doubt you'll find just an under dash part, and none will be cheap, but there's lots of places that supply repro harnesses with the the right stuff

Bill


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Anti-Ricer #963986 08/15/2013 8:53 PM
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I installed a PAINLESS WIRING HARNESS. It updated all my fuses and wiring from headlights to tail lights. Even had a booklet to keep as a reference. I think it was like $500.00 that was in 2002 though.. Good luck bro.


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