1989 Mazda,Before,After,And Between.

loving the black wheels, looking good!

splinter thx bre, linn yea that helps alot, but..i have no ignition at all...just wires cut lolz like i said dood had a push button on it, and ran them all with red wire, so when i took it off i found that the red wires ran to the colored wires, only thing i can figure out is, YES the clutch has to be pressed in for it to turn over when i hit the red/black wire to the red/white wire, but...does another wire have to be touching as well, load? cause when i touch red/black to red/white i get a starter ( trying to crank ) but im getting no spark from coil or straight from plugs ( of course ) but yea i dunno, and V8 yes thank you for crushing my dreams, 4x4 looks awesome lolz great truck you got, i think your way ahead of me,.....so you can spare that 4x4 bed!! send it broseph lolz

hey you want a 4x4 bed get your ass up here and bring the beast and i was not crushibg your dreams took me 4 years to find mine in mint shape and it came from texas. Your truck is coming along great and yours is altogether if you go to my build thread its down to just a frame.

dont you candy coat your meanness!!! lolz <3

meanness now that hurts bro.

yea lolz i dont even know if thats a word

it might be a word but still you think I am out to hurt you danm that hurts bro. LOL hahahahahahaha

Try this, starting at the positive side of the ignition coil, follow the wire that is attached to it, up to and thru the firewall. Hopefully it will go up the steering column to the ignition switch. If not, you can always "hot wire" things. Simply put, a wire from the positive terminal of the battery to the positive terminal of the coil is basically what it takes to make these trucks run (assuming you are running a Weber carb which I think I remember seeing in a pic). Of course, once the truck is running the only way to shut it off is to pull the wire from the positive battery terminal.

yea bro ima try that out thanks

dang man alot of progress and your looking good. hope you get the wiring figured out man.