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ffp00ch214 · 12-17-2009, 05:45 PM

The toggle switch and push button for my starter ,this wasnt an original plan I ran into some wiring issues with the factory wiring on the cab. After that headache I hacked all the wires under the hood and wired this up.

That pretty much brings things up to speed ,so Ill just keep yall posted as I make progress.

Ok not really progress but I got some parts in the mail today.
Drum Roll please.....

Man I love Ebay.

Another thought I had ,the factory skidplate for the burban fuel tank. Im gonna weld some sides on it and bolt it back into the original position, that gives me a place to store tow straps, chains and stuff.

Let me know what yall think any input is appreciated.

12-17-2009, 05:45 PM	#19
ffp00ch214 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Jane Lew W.V. Posts: 45	Re: '73-'87 Low Buck 4X4 build AKA Lesson Learned The toggle switch and push button for my starter ,this wasnt an original plan I ran into some wiring issues with the factory wiring on the cab. After that headache I hacked all the wires under the hood and wired this up. That pretty much brings things up to speed ,so Ill just keep yall posted as I make progress. Ok not really progress but I got some parts in the mail today. Drum Roll please..... Man I love Ebay. Another thought I had ,the factory skidplate for the burban fuel tank. Im gonna weld some sides on it and bolt it back into the original position, that gives me a place to store tow straps, chains and stuff. Let me know what yall think any input is appreciated. __________________ "All my life, I always wanted to be somebody. Now I see that I should have been more specific." '73-'87 Chevy C/K Truck/Suburban 350/465/208/10B/14BSF '96 Jeep XJ 4.5" lift 32X11.5 4.0 HO D30/Chrysler 8.25 Last edited by ffp00ch214; 12-17-2009 at 05:48 PM.