Finally Painted

[Rubce]

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StagnJag wrote:

Hi Bruce,

Do you have any recommendations as to where to get decent bullet/blade connectors from?

Cheers

Dave

Hi Dave

I have been purchasing my stuff from the place that Kevin has already mentioned.Prompt service with the goods arriving the day after I ordered them.

I obtained a nice piece of thick perspex from work today to use as my new fuse/relay panel.

Cheers

Bruce

[Westfaling]

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I had the A/C on in the car today a Sunny 25 C not bad for Autumn. Had to put the A/C on at home too so I'd say it is a requirement, Handy for dehumidifcation as well. We also need heaters too as we get about 30 frosts a year. It's great to have seasons but can't expect Aussies to understand that but here's something for Aussies to be jealous of... Water... I irrigate my lawn for 5 hours a night :P! Don't talk about the cricket though:X.

The Stag is in the garage in the picture but I had to leave the daily driver outside which won't do. I'll be moving it to my workshop once I've bubble wrapped it to protect the paint while I put it back together.
I bought a load of bullet connectors from British Cycle Supply Co in Nova Scotia. www.britcycle.com
Nick

[Westfaling]

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I just received a used RHD loom that I bought from a wrecked Stag. Bit depressing- needs a lot of fettling but I can't see making my own - how do you find the colour coded wires. Is there any chance of getting a RHD loom built to accommodate A/C, side marker lamps etc. I suspect not.
Nick

[Rubce]

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Westfaling wrote:

how do you find the colour coded wires.

Pick your colour

http://www.vehicle-wiring-products.e...e/thinwall.php

Bruce

[STAG1973]

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Nick

Very nice indeed looks "fresh" in the yellow hope it goes back together ok....

Adrian

[Westfaling]

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Bruce
Picking the colour isn't the problem figuring out how much I need is another question.
Adrian
I'm hoping the colour calms down a bit once I get some trim on it
Nick

[Rubce]

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Westfaling wrote:

Bruce
Picking the colour isn't the problem figuring out how much I need is another question.

I used a tape measure and roughly worked out the routings for each cable. Then added up the sub totals for each colour and size. Took me an afternoon to work it all out. Approximately 200 metres of cable in the car.

Bruce

[STAG1973]

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Westfaling wrote:

Bruce
Picking the colour isn't the problem figuring out how much I need is another question.
Adrian
I'm hoping the colour calms down a bit once I get some trim on it
Nick

Yes it will calm down alot, when mine was painted it looks the same as yours i bet you need your shades onwhen the sun`sout.

Adrian

[Westfaling]

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Adrian
Thanks for the re-assurance. The painter said the same thing.
Nick