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    Glass Body Wiring

     



    On a glass body the normal hidden places along the rockers in a metal body is smooth floor transitioning directly into the body sides. With the fuse block mounted drivers side front, high kick panel area on the end of the dash bracing, what is a good way to route and protect the wiring going to the back, inside the body? This will be tail & brake lights, speaker wires to the seat mounted speakers, trunk light (future), interior lights (future), power window circuits and I'm about done.

    Also, for the window circuits, what's a good way to deal with body to door wiring? I've seen a braided sheath with metal grommets that slides with the open/close action of the door but not sure that's the way to go, or really necessary at $80?
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