Over the holiday break, some progress was made on the '56.
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It's a good sign when you can start to run the wires. I decided to go with an
EZ Wire harness for this one. I never used them before but they have a fairly nice 12 circuit kit for decent money. The kit came with most of the necessary ends and all of the wires are connected to the fuse panel. I prefer this style fuse panel over kits that are terminated at the panel. It is at least for me, easier to work with, plus you have half of the connections to go wrong. I'll follow up with a specific post on the wiring once I get farther along.
It's a good sign when you can start to run the wires. I decided to go with an EZ Wire harness for this one. I never used them before but they have a fairly nice 12 circuit kit for decent money. The kit came with most of the necessary ends and all of the wires are connected to the fuse panel. I prefer this style fuse panel over kits that are terminated at the panel. It is at least for me, easier to work with, plus you have half of the connections to go wrong. I'll follow up with a specific post on the wiring once I get farther along.
