Old, totally agree. The wiring on my Jubilee and neighbor's 63 massey35 was junk. I used 15 gauge extension cords for my source of free wire. Fused my 3 circuits, ignition, starter, and lights with 15a fuses. Installed a 30 amp circuit breaker, which some said on YT would cause me problems, NEVER DID.
I would also add buy a 12v coil instead of using a ballast.
Go to the ford site, ask JMOR or Soundguy for a diagram is you are a person who can't wire anything without a diagram.
I wouldn't spend extra money for a one wire alternator when 3 wire ones are about the third the price.
Something to consider too, alternators come with a narrow pulley. You will have to install the pulley off generator and put on alternator.
Someone made the mounting bracket for alternator. So if you can't fabricate a bracket, make sure you buy one with the kit.
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