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From: Claresholm, Alberta
Spitty
Painless is the way to go, hence the name. Great product, easy to work with, put one in my '52 and '53 also used one in my '87 Short box that had a fire. Those guys are real good at building what you want if you ask
Good luck
Chris
Painless is the way to go, hence the name. Great product, easy to work with, put one in my '52 and '53 also used one in my '87 Short box that had a fire. Those guys are real good at building what you want if you ask
Good luck
Chris
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From: East Palestine, Ohio
I am also going to rewire my 48 F1 in the very near future. I am going to keep as much stock as possible. Check on painless performance products web site and order a catalog. They also have product catalog on line. You can buy direct from painless but you pay retail price. you can also get a list of their distributors on their web site. Auto Zone seems to be their major distributor so you could go to local store and ask questions.
Let us know how you make out.
Let us know how you make out.
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From: TX Panhandle
IMHO, you want to do as much research as possible before you go to your Auto Zone store, none in my area seemed to know much about the Painless product, I guess they don't sell many around here.
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From: Lovely Hueytown Alabama
clerks ???
clerks ?? not nearly that good...
ya know the old saying about ... if you sat a thousand monkees in front of typewriters they would eventually type the works of Shakespeare ???
well the guys at the autoparts counters are what I call 'parts chimps'
they failed the typing test for the job above
later
john
or BTW (thread content) from my research, Painless is the way to go... if I can ever get going again
ya know the old saying about ... if you sat a thousand monkees in front of typewriters they would eventually type the works of Shakespeare ???
well the guys at the autoparts counters are what I call 'parts chimps'
they failed the typing test for the job above
later
john
or BTW (thread content) from my research, Painless is the way to go... if I can ever get going again
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From: East Palestine, Ohio
Thanks John,
That is the way i am leaning also. I understand they have good directions and good tech help.
I hope to do it this summer.
This is my first attempt at fixing up an old vehicle so i need all the help i can get and good instructions on things i buy.
Thanks again
Terry
That is the way i am leaning also. I understand they have good directions and good tech help.
I hope to do it this summer.
This is my first attempt at fixing up an old vehicle so i need all the help i can get and good instructions on things i buy.
Thanks again
Terry
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From: Everett, Wa
I like the product from American AutoWire. It look to be very well made product. I have not seen the kits up close but looks to be one of the best out there.
Oh ya they are darksiders but wire is wire.
Oh ya they are darksiders but wire is wire.
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From: Central PA
The bad part was it was the manager, They then asked me for the application cause we have to find it in the computer first of course. So I told him what the motor was in...A 92 Suzuki Samurai, for some reason they didn't stock v8 valve cover gaskets for a Suzuki, and to top it off I intially asked for the Gasket for a Ch**y and he never caught on to the fact I had him looking for a Ch**y gasket in a Suzuki. I then pityed the ignorant and told him a random truck so he would get it.