Try http://www.britishwiring.com/ for all your custom harness needs. I
have no financial interest, just a satisfied customer.
Trevor
Jamie Strickland Sr. wrote:
>Well I've had a busy day. Mowing the yard, hauling off trash (no trash pickup
>in the country), helping the wife clean house and tending to the kids. I did
>manage to find time to pull the Sprite out from the back to start looking it
>over and start preparing it for the body shop. This is going to be alot of
>work but the end result will be worth it. I also have a good lead on a bonnet.
>Should know more about that by the end of next week. If all keeps going good I
>should have it in the body shop yet this year. I also have plans of rewiring
>the Sprite to negative ground. The old wiring is so brittle I just don't trust
>it. When the bodywork is complete I will be searching for 1275cc w/ ribcase to
>put in it. I thought about putting an old Toyota four cylinder in it but
>decided I wanted to stay all british if possible.
>
>Now for a question. Will a wiring harness from a later model negative ground
>Spridget fit well in my 62 Sprite? I would like to keep all the original
>gauges and lights if possible. I do plan to install a cd player w/ remote in
>the passenger side dash where the hole from the old Triumph radio was. TIA.
>
>
>
>Jamie
>1962 Austin Healey Sprite MK II
>www.angelfire.com/fl2/darkside/mycar.html
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