75 Highboy Resto-Mod Build
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Not American Autowire but I woudld recommend Centech. That is what I am going with for my supercab. There is a link in HIO silvers's thread in the sticky section.
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love this pic https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...l#post14038790
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@Hickory I was only pointing out the Centech harness and that it could be done and what might be needed "So far not too bad. I am not an electrical genius by any means, but between Centech's instructions, my electrical schematics, my shop manuals, and my parts CD I just may be able to pull this off. Going to run everything first, then decide how to wrap and bundle all of the wires." and you came through with the ultimate proof 
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Bad pic but I snagged this solid rear window out of a 96 today. It's in good shape so it should take tint just fine, plus it doesn't have all that excess chrome.
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@Hickory I was only pointing out the Centech harness and that it could be done and what might be needed "So far not too bad. I am not an electrical genius by any means, but between Centech's instructions, my electrical schematics, my shop manuals, and my parts CD I just may be able to pull this off. Going to run everything first, then decide how to wrap and bundle all of the wires." and you came through with the ultimate proof
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You've made a ton of progress on your truck, must be a good body shop class.
Recognized your door handles from the Facebook group.
Truck is a hodgepodge, noticed you have a newer 77.5-79 column and early 73-77.5 column/dash cover, curious which wiring harness your truck has.
EZWire kits seem to be pretty good and I've seen nice reviews.
Recognized your door handles from the Facebook group.
Truck is a hodgepodge, noticed you have a newer 77.5-79 column and early 73-77.5 column/dash cover, curious which wiring harness your truck has.
EZWire kits seem to be pretty good and I've seen nice reviews.
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You've made a ton of progress on your truck, must be a good body shop class.
Recognized your door handles from the Facebook group.
Truck is a hodgepodge, noticed you have a newer 77.5-79 column and early 73-77.5 column/dash cover, curious which wiring harness your truck has.
EZWire kits seem to be pretty good and I've seen nice reviews.
Recognized your door handles from the Facebook group.
Truck is a hodgepodge, noticed you have a newer 77.5-79 column and early 73-77.5 column/dash cover, curious which wiring harness your truck has.
EZWire kits seem to be pretty good and I've seen nice reviews.
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When you start getting into the 429 put up the casting numbers and I'll look what crank, rods etc you have.
I need to create a spread sheet in order to catalogue the 20 plus years/vehicles my CCSB has parts out of but it's getting where I want it slowly but surely.
I need to create a spread sheet in order to catalogue the 20 plus years/vehicles my CCSB has parts out of but it's getting where I want it slowly but surely.
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When you start getting into the 429 put up the casting numbers and I'll look what crank, rods etc you have.
I need to create a spread sheet in order to catalogue the 20 plus years/vehicles my CCSB has parts out of but it's getting where I want it slowly but surely.
I need to create a spread sheet in order to catalogue the 20 plus years/vehicles my CCSB has parts out of but it's getting where I want it slowly but surely.
The cab lights turned out great .. Looking good .. The "John Deere" front plate nice touch reminds me of this song
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_z2e93ahOM
Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_z2e93ahOM
I like the classic look of the round lights, but it feels like too much white
I like the chrome look here but I'm not sure how much modifying the bumper would take so I don't know if I'd mess it up cutting or not. I haven't had a chance to measure a superduty to see.