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 Post subject: Starlet Electrickery
PostPosted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 2:57 pm 
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Well guys starting to get through the electrics. What a job. Anyway managed to connect all the important engine bits. Though this required lengthening of quite a number of wires. But getting there. Next job is the dash...Here's a pic...

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whoa! dunno what else to say but WHOA!

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Hmmmm at this time... I am glad that $500 to a electrician sounds great...

But atleast at the end you will know what everything does!

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Yeah Dean there is that about it but geez sometimes tspending that $500 bucks sounds really attractive :D

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