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Hi, I have a 1973 Dodge d-200 pick up... with a manual choke that I installed... and in the winter I keep an oil pan heater stuck to the bottom of my oil pan for fantastic, easy starts... I face the handle part forward with the cord and the heater has really strong magnets that keep it on all...

Very lovely story. You get the Good Son award! My brothers restored the family Lincoln prior to my Dad's passing, and take my mom around in it for special occasions. I am very happy for your Mom! What a special Birthday surprize.

Thank you everyone for your help. I am going to have to relay on the local guy for now, and hope he knows what he's doing! It will be a bit spendy, but I am committed to the old girl... been throwing $ at her for the last 18 years and most of her innards & outers are good now. I am told she will...

Well, we caught the alternator wire before it fried, then ran it through the firewall so it would circumvent the vulnerable fuse panel.... after a recent bout of no blower, no wipers... they got them working and 10 minutes later, many other wires melted on the back of one of the front panels...

wow... good for you... unfortunately, in earlier years, the connectors varied so much that pre-made harness's are usually trouble for the '73, the kept swapping out connectors so nothing matches, ignition different from lights, from alternator, etc.... and the connectors are not available either.

Thank you! Yes, the latest problem is a meltdown of the wiring connected to one of the fuse panels.. and the current plan is to use a hot-rod workaround panel and no replace the entire harness. I am a bit at the mercy of the technician doing the job, but he has a good reputation. I like the idea...

Thanks, yes... tried to reach them by phone, but busy signal all day today.

Hi, Any recommendations on where to get a new wiring harness... poor old Gladys is starting to melt down and the circuit panels are fried. She has an early 90's 318 engine... not sure the year, (duh, should have written it down) but my research online would say a 5.2L 8 cyl. The guys at the...