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1975StroppeBaja, you would get along with a friend of here in Milton. I helped him put a Centech wiring harness in an 70-something he rebuilt ground up!
1975StroppeBaja, you would get along with a friend of here in Milton. I helped him put a Centech wiring harness in an 70-something he rebuilt ground up!
That's cool! I'll probably be putting the Centech in mine when the time comes. I think its not as pricy as the painless harness.
That's cool! I'll probably be putting the Centech in mine when the time comes. I think its not as pricy as the painless harness.
I have looked at the "painless" on line but never had one in hand. I like the fuse box on the painless if it is as pictiren over the "centech".
One thing, if you are changing the steering column like my friend you may want to call and talk to Centech about what harness you need. It took me about 8 hours to figure out the retrofit of the new harness and later model column.
I have looked at the "painless" on line but never had one in hand. I like the fuse box on the painless if it is as pictiren over the "centech".
One thing, if you are changing the steering column like my friend you may want to call and talk to Centech about what harness you need. It took me about 8 hours to figure out the retrofit of the new harness and later model column.
Rod
Thanks for the heads up. I'm not changing it out on this one but its good to know anyway. I have a '69 half cab that I might get to one of these days.
I figured you would have much more than that up there.
I guess Snowshoe would have gotten a lot more though.
Well it looks like the next storm is here.
Are we ready?
Yeah I think they were up to 12"+ up on Snowshoe. I also heard some of the bear hunters talking about pushing snow with their bumpers up in the mountains near here.
Its snowing out there right now. Not sure how much we're supposed to get with this one!
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