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Thanks Steve, between a new starter solinoid and a new battery, it started!

Recently I discovered my ignition switch had fallen apart. While figuring that out I held the key over to start long enought to burn the fuse assem bypass wire out. (the assem located on the fender well behind the battery) Since then I've gotten and installed a new switch and hard wired the two...

I agree Harley. Any idea where I can get another "fuse assy" the one on the car fell apart when I took it out.

This "junction box" is bolted on the inner wheel well right behind the battery toward the firewall. Its a Bakelite fixture with a 1/4" electrical connection on the battery side and a 1/8 electrical connection on the firewall side. Then there is a wire that runs between the two electrical...

I appreciate your response. I will check it out, but I do have a stock exhaust.

no clicking, just dead. The fuse block/circuit breaker/junction block(the bakalite fixture is called all 3 things in the shop manual) wire on the fenderwell got hot and burnt off the insulation.

My 66 starts right up when I frirst get in but after a drive it a while and the engine is warm there is nothing when I turn the key. If I let it sit and cool down she will turn over, and when it turns over it starts right up.

By mistake a couple of days ago an associate of mine attahed the pos cable to the neg and neg to positive on my stock 66 bird with a stock 390. I corrected the problem quickly but couldnt get the battery to take a charge. I bought a new battery and put it in yesterday and this morning its...

What might be confusing you is the term right and left dash panel, it might be wrong terminology, but I'd say its more of a console panel to the left and right of the main console that holds the radio and window switches. They are the panels that run parallel to your legs. I hope that helps a...

I just installed a different temp gauge and when I put it back together the temp, oil, and gas gauge arent working. What did I do? Help!

Having trouble getting the old radio out. The book seems vague. (Pry off console molding, etc) Is there somewhere I can go to find more comprehensive instruction on removing and replacing the radio?