I did my own about thirty years ago on my 1966 140. I would stick to 12ga. in general and 8 gauge on the charging connections. 14ga. is too small for upgraded lights and not worth the hassle of a third size. I just bought one of each color spool of 12 that NAPA had on their rack and two colors of 8. Then get a box of blue screw eyes in each of the sizes and a box of blue female spade connectors. For the 8 gauge, get some yellow screw eyes to fit the alt/gen if it needs them and the female spades. You will need a big ring for the alt. chassis ground. And your loom. I used the black split plastic, but I only have a working 1966 so the correct police stay away. It has held up well and allowed me to make changes as I upgraded to alt and beefed up the lights.
You'll have leftovers. You will be very happy about that in the future.
I can't imagine doing everything the same color. I had a house in Brazil that was done (all yellow) like that and I wanted to shoot the long-gone idiot that did it.
This post was edited by TheDurk at 13:27:34 09/20/12 2 times.
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