Try them, and also these guys.XP-67 Ford Powered EXPRESS Wiring System-Ron Francis Wiring

Hey Pat. Trying to find one now. Painless doesn't have one for that year. American Auto Wiring might have one. Still investigating. I don't want to get some generic one that I have to make myself. I'm not that smart.

Oh, I probably will just not as fast as I want,lol

John, it never happens as fast as we'd like!

I'll see what else I can come up with, Steve. I would think that the early trucks weren't too awful different from the later 60's ones.

Afternoon Bill, Scott, Kathy, Steve, Andy, joe and Marshall

-The Great

Pat, I'm looking at Carolina Classic Trucks. They sell the american autowire for $120 less than autowire, so i'm going to call them. weird that they do that.

ok, just bought the wiring harness from cct. i'm ready!!!!

Good deal, Steve. Hopefully this works out better for you.

thanks bill. ok, back to work. cya.

Yup, gotta get my list conquered here. Later.

Afternoon Bill, Clint! Steve, that's great! No sense trying to screw around with that old stuff! I'll have to check them out for the 67.

Howdy Pat. Waiting for the wash to get done so I can get started downstairs. Not a LOT left, but enough to keep me busy.

Hey, I just remember Carlisle is this weekend. You all ready?

Getting close. Gotta run a coat of show glaze and wax, wash the windows, and touch a couple things up and it should be there. Not a TON of work left, but just time consuming work to see through. Not to mention I still need to mow the grass and a couple other household chores. Usually go out Thursday, but not this year.

On the bright side, saves me $160 for not staying in the hotel tonight!

Hopefully the weather cooperates for you guys this weekend.