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  1. 09-06-2010 09:39 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post
    Do you mind if I ask what he charged for the harness?
    I have no idea... I set the deal up with Russ and the owner, guess I never did bother asking what it cost... The owner of the '36 is a retired guy who was in the car transport and auction business for many years. He really enjoys doing all the running around for parts, etc. I don't get any markup on parts for his car, but I don't have to waste any time doing the running which suits me fine, I can just stay in the garage and work!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson View Post
    I have no idea... I set the deal up with Russ and the owner, guess I never did bother asking what it cost... The owner of the '36 is a retired guy who was in the car transport and auction business for many years. He really enjoys doing all the running around for parts, etc. I don't get any markup on parts for his car, but I don't have to waste any time doing the running which suits me fine, I can just stay in the garage and work!
    Man that helps a lot I am sure. I don't know how many days I have used up running to get what I need. I was just curious how much cheaper it is to have a local guy that is able to do that sort of thing. Have fun hooking it all up. I should be doing the same in a few months.

    As far as a battery goes I am going to put mine behind my back seat as well. The seat folds down for access to that area. Can you tell me what I need to do or have to put it there?
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    .........and I thought my '31 had a bunch of wires
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    Quote Originally Posted by IC2 View Post
    .........and I thought my '31 had a bunch of wires
    Still a few more components to work in, but that should be most of the wiring!
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    I got the rear springs cleaned up for my 66 cuda, my current little project, going to re assemble the car. It will be a fun project for me, Need Dave's paint work to make it pretty. I have a motor and tranny rebuilt already so just alot of little stuff to do. Anyone have any 4" bolt pattern stock rims?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Smith View Post

    As far as a battery goes I am going to put mine behind my back seat as well. The seat folds down for access to that area. Can you tell me what I need to do or have to put it there?
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    I'll get some pics when I start getting the car back together. Mainly just a battery box with a sealed top and a vent hose connected to it that goes outside the compartment
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