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Thanks!

Yeah I know. Some guy named moparlee just showed me a picture layout of every mounting hole on a 70 challenger.

This is tremendous! Thank you!

That's the plan. The last color was black.

Attached is the tag. From a northern state, as you can tell by the rust holes.

I had already purchased a set of clips, but jus couldn't figure out where they went...lots of holes in the inner fenders. I think I understand the layout now. I thought I had taken pictures but that was probably several hard drives ago. Thankfully I haven't touched the rear harnesses or any of...

Excellent, thanks very much. Thankfully the rear harness, which I will also be replacing, is still in the car, so I shouldn't have any issues with that one, but no doubt I will have some more stupid questions in the near future. Thanks to all, Allen

OK, so my next question will be...in which direction will the front light harness go? I would have thought that it would go the same way, from driver toward passenger. Is that correct for the BB?

Outstanding! Thank you! It seemed to fit better that way but I laid it in the direction of the starter relay (drivers side). I appreciate the time you took out of your day to get me these pics. Nice car, by the way!

That's the way that I figured, as the starter relay connectors and clutch ground wire are there. But if I go that way, then the horn wires will never be able to reach the horns over on the passenger side. I double checked the package to make sure I got the correct harness. 1970 BB 4spd. It...

Hello, I purchased an engine harness from Yearone several years ago. I am just getting around to installing it, but unfortunately the old harness was removed a dozen years ago and I can't figure out how to route it. (Wish I had taken pictures.) It plugs in correctly but I have no idea how it is...

Thanks, I'll be leaning on some of that knowledge shortly. It's been so long I'm not sure where everything goes!

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Hi, just found this forum as I was looking around for information on wiring harnesses. I have a 1970 Challenger that I have been dragging down the east coast for 30 years. I work on it in fits and spurts in between burying it under junk in the garage. My son has gotten me motivated again so...