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#1
08-27-2025, 11:59 PM
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On top of the inner fender. Fully visible. Should have 2-3 two inch straps holding it in place.
Vacuum hoses for headlight doors (if equipped) are wrapped with the harness
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08-28-2025, 01:55 PM
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Most '68 Firebirds, including unrestored originals, I've seen in photos or in person had the harness clipped on the engine side of the inner fender. I have seen that harness both low and higher up on the inner fender.
I've learned that there are many things about these '68s that are not absolutes. I have seen a few cars with the harness hidden within the fender. I am unsure if any were unrestored originals or not. What a judge in a Concours or POCI show accept, I don't know. Interestingly, the illustrations in the Pontiac '72 parts book shows the routing within the fender. |
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