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Well it is Spring and I just pulled the car out of the trailer and put it in the garage for some spring cleanup and additions.I am going to relocate the battery in my 68 to the trunk and was wondering the best route for the cables to the front of the car. Also are there any benefits to using the bulkheads and where to put them. I have a billet battery hold down so I just need the other accessories. I was on Mad Electrical.com and they seem to have a lot of useful info on electrical.Any help would be appreciated.
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