Comment: New Destec Wiring Diagrams - Page 2

BDD · 05-10-2008

As it is an auction and because fees are charged, Ebay tends to drive prices higher. Like with those "very rare" ash trays I keep seeing. Do they also include the very rare 1970 ashes? Now that would really be something....but not as rare or valuable as the 6" long french fry or the pancake with Jesus' face on it. I think we can all agree on that.

namba209 · 05-10-2008

Originally Posted by Sparky73

Also, any information on the years?

On the two schematics I've got it states 70-73 GTs, and it was right on as far as Willit?, which is a 72. There are differences in thge earlier models, such as, no microswitch in the right side headlight bucket, and perhaps other stuff that hasn't been brought up before, on this site. The one big thing is, you can use the schematic to get your GT back to what it is supposed to be after the dreaded PO messed with the wiring. As an added plus, you can actually see the color and gauge of the wiring as opposed to the schematic in the other manuals on the market.

Sparky73 · 05-10-2008

Okay nevermind about bidding on eBay! I would rather purchase directly anyway. I've got a 1970 GT without the second micro-switch, so hopefully the diagram will be close enough to follow all the wires.

Turbo X · 05-10-2008

WOW did i hit a nerve..

I already have one... your price is fine it doesn't matter what you charge, your expenses for materials , shipping tubes, poster board, ink, lamination, lets not forget mileage, and labor to produce the final product plus a profit for you effort, add a handling charge to cover eBay, paypal charges is to be expected.. but shipping is my chose and my expense, if I wanted to send it next day air that means I have to pay you lamination charges as well.. that not right.. is it...

Your product is well worth having
and it save me a lot of time,,, sure beats the black and white. good job

05-10-2008	#28 (permalink)
Sparky73 1000 Post Club Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Saginaw, MI Posts: 1,279 Real Name: Jon	Okay nevermind about bidding on eBay! I would rather purchase directly anyway. I've got a 1970 GT without the second micro-switch, so hopefully the diagram will be close enough to follow all the wires. __________________ Current 1970 GT; Under Construction Previous 1969 GT; Street/Strip Project 1969 GT; White with Black Interior, Automatic 1969 GT; Black Parts Car 1969 GT; White Parts Car 1970 GT; Silver with Red Interior 1971 GT; Orange with Black Interior, Turbo 1972 GT; Red Parts Car 1972 GT; Blue with Black Interior 1973 GT; Pearl Blue with Black interior. Full body kit.

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05-10-2008	#26 (permalink)
BDD Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 605	As it is an auction and because fees are charged, Ebay tends to drive prices higher. Like with those "very rare" ash trays I keep seeing. Do they also include the very rare 1970 ashes? Now that would really be something....but not as rare or valuable as the 6" long french fry or the pancake with Jesus' face on it. I think we can all agree on that.

05-10-2008	#29 (permalink)
Turbo X Opeler Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Plattsburgh, New York Posts: 91	WOW did i hit a nerve.. I already have one... your price is fine it doesn't matter what you charge, your expenses for materials , shipping tubes, poster board, ink, lamination, lets not forget mileage, and labor to produce the final product plus a profit for you effort, add a handling charge to cover eBay, paypal charges is to be expected.. but shipping is my chose and my expense, if I wanted to send it next day air that means I have to pay you lamination charges as well.. that not right.. is it... Your product is well worth having and it save me a lot of time,,, sure beats the black and white. good job

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