ok, sorry about the delay. been buried in this for the most part..

motor is now back in, and the harness is complete until i get the radiator, and core support back from Dillon Radiator down in Rochester Mn. only place somewhat local i could find that was willing to tackle what we needed to have done. more on that once its back, but lets just say the car will still have a fully functional a/c.




motor in, and starting to lay the harness out. this is where things get tedious. (more on this in the next post) literally un-did the entire harness from the engine bay, and re-wrapped it to my needs. eliminated what we did need, but without cutting anything other than one single ground wire. anything that wasnt needed any longer was de-pinned from its plug, and secured before being wrapped into the harness again..


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