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has anyone installed a modern security system in a 67 ford mustang? the system i have for the car is a clifford about 3years old any good or should go for a new system? rebuilting the car took long than i had planed you how that gos any input would be great thanks
Posts: 95 | From: there | Registered: Aug 1999
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hell ya. Clifford Con20 in a 68 Mustang Fastback, I've done a 64 Nova, a 57 chev, 71 mustang. It's only more difficult because the wiring is usually not documented by alarm companies and you have to figure it out for yourself
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Posts: 128 | From: Red Deer, AB, Canada | Registered: Nov 1999
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I did a 68 Camaro with a old Avital Avistar MKII (I think) and there was less wires and lots more space under or in the dash. Yes not many wires are documented.
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Posts: 43 | From: Abbotsford BC Canada | Registered: May 1999
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Used to(still do) love working on the older cars, did a couple with top end alarms. A fully fused bank of relays from an independant battery under the rear deck, made for a stealth install. The starter relay was under the hood(still is), and the LED was mounted at the tip of the antenna, attached to the rear deck.
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Posts: 1057 | From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 'eh | Registered: May 1999
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No one answered your question about the system being 3 years old. I advise you to get a new system. Most alarm manufactures upgrade features on a regular basis. Chances are your 3 year old alarm is lacking in features available on modern systems. Does it even have code jumping?
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