[VAC] Rewiring

["DH" <davidh@xxxxxxxx>]

I just finished rewiring my 67' GT to replace the aluminum wires.  So I can
only tell you from my experience with that model year.  It would have been
physically impossible to rewire without the removal of the interior
(cabinets, furniture, interior panels and most of the insulation)  The wires
run through plastic grommets that are affixed to the frames and horizontal
members.  Also there were 3 junctions made inside the walls.  Getting to the
wires was the most time consuming part of the project.  I marked each old
wire at both ends with an ink pen identifying it's location i.e. (receptacle
/ switch / junction) and so on.  Then removed one wire at a time using the
old wire for a length gauge and then rerouted the new wire marking each end
identifying it's purpose (receptacle / switch and so on).  It was labor
intensive but I had everything out as I replaced the plywood floor.  If you
decide to take on that project I would advise taking pictures and detailed
notes to aid in reassembly.  You could hire an electrician to inspect your
work and maybe make the connections for you.  I want to emphasize that there
are many parts to deal with and a sequence to reassembly.  Best of luck if
you decide to go for it.  Dave H.