65 Dart Wagon Conversion to a Sedan Delivery

My bodyman friend came by to see if he could get anything done. He finished with the passenger fender, got It blocked, primed and in paint.

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my afternoon was spent on the engine compartment wiring. I found i needed to have some of the components installed so i could verify the length of the harness before wrapping it. Reason is I’ll be using a modified 65 Dart harness engine harness and will add a fuse and relay center

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Which will house headlight relays and maxi fuses to protect various aspects of the electrical system.

In my parts storage I found 4 starter relays

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3 horn relays

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A couple of electronic regulators that look like 69-earlier regulators

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and a brand new washer pump. No, it’s not the high priced Chrysler version but the identical cheaper 65/66 Mustang version

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I selected a starter and horn relay and installed them along with a voltage regulator and washer pump with the proper cad plated hardware.

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Because it’s so easy to install the front brake line now rather than later with the engine installed, it was a no brainer to do it now. While I was on a roll, I installed the firewall to engine ground strap, the brand new water control valve and the AC drier bracket that was powder coated by our own Leanna @CudaChick1968. I added the rebuilt drier that Classic Air rebuilt a couple of years ago and will do the final adjustment when I install all the AC lines.

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