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VERY nice. I have a WC63 that is still in derelict form. I wish it looked like that... I need a bed for it though. You don't find those everywhere.

I'm at work at the moment, so don't have stuff right in front of me, but I got the solenoid from Lehr Auto Electric in Sacramento. It is an aftermarket part from Romaine Electric: Romaine Electric - Experts in Rotating Electrical Since 1921 They have a ton of stuff but I couldn't find a...

Ok, got the new solenoid put back in. It fires up nicely. However, the root cause of this mess was indeed a fried starter relay. So I'm hotwiring for the time being. I can't remember which posts mentioned the relay, I'll have to go back and search. I'm Just glad that only the solenoid and...

John Deere, Duh. I've got a couple Holt of california (i'm assuming named after Benjamin Holt) dealers around, And I know there is John Deere in Stockton. Thanks for edumicating me. Lee

that's w ww.lehrauto.com sorry, haven't figured out how to get just the actual address to publish...

also, which i am going to pick up from, an aftermarket solenoid at Lehr Auto Electric & Emergency Equipment - Home - Sacramento, Rancho, Cordova, Folsom, Citrus Heights, Woodland. they may have more electrical as well, I didn't check. they are located in sacramento. 916-646-6626

sorry, link title, not actual address published... www.texasindustrialelectric.com/starter_solenoids.asp

Ok, Doghead, Now that I have the part numbers, my one good truck source says: "Hmmmm, I gotta look around for that... I'll call you back..." Who/what is JD? So far, I've only found one legitimate looking source online. That is: Starter Solenoids 12 volt & 24 volt Delco,Ford,Denso,Nikko...

nice... thats about it, I look just like any other soccer mom (oops, how un PC of me) except for the NRA sticker... The miata has the MVPA sticker.

Thanks Doghead, I just fried my solenoid tonight... Very impressive stench once I took the starter and it apart. Damn. now I gotta drive the wifes minivan.:evil: