I then spent some more time installing some of the freshly-painted engine compartment components from last weekend. Got the brake pedal assembly mounted and then got the power booster and new master cylinder bolted up. I also got the horns and battery tray mounted.
I probably should have cleaned up the engine compartment before snapping this picture....you can see a lot of water spots from the last time I rinsed off the truck in the driveway.
Anyway, after taking this picture, I then spent the rest of the afternoon working on the engine compartment wiring. There was a few wires which needed repairs, and then I spent some time installing the black plastic wire loom on the wiring harnesses. I also had to use my Dremel took to grind off a few small areas of the freshed painted surfaces for wiring ground wires, to ensure a good clean contact.Oh, and since I was getting sick and tired of the lame radio station I was listening to and wanted to see if I could pick up other stations, I took a spare Ford truck radio antenna and attached it to the backside of the shop stereo and mounted it up as high as it would go....and it DID improve reception a little!
Next on the list of things to do are to get started filling up the cab's fuel tank filler hole and to also remove the snaps around the rear window that previous owner used to attach a cab-to-camper boot and fill the holes. (You can see the snaps in the pic above.) Basically I need to finish up whatever bodywork to the cab that is needed, since the cab will need to be painted before I can do any further assembly.
I know I'm gonna kick myself in the rear later for not doing it on mine. Looking good
. I think the nieghbors are going to start yelling at me soon. Oh well :twisted: . Looks great Kieth. 
