Hi Aaron , I keep forgetting your photos , my bad , but what I did is , I brought some flexible chrome tube from a hot rod shop that the wires run through , I have drilled a neat hole through the door and slid the tube in and glued it inside the door .
The other end goes through where the courtesy light switch should be , so as you open and close the door it slides in and out .
I plan to turn a plastic sleeve on the lathe at work that is a tight fit in the hole in the pillar and a bit larger than the flexible tube on the inside , so as you open and close the door it slides in and out of the plastic .
The ute never came out with courtesy lights so I just used this hole , you will have to drill another hole , and get a sleeve made up to suit , hope this makes sense , somebody else may have a better way of doing it ?
Ute is off to the tranny shop tomorrow to finally get the gearbox fixed , then it is onto the interior .
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Have borrowed an industrial sewing machine and am going to have a go at making the interior panels , this will be a first for me , see how it goes
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,so my thoughts are turning to building a new shed now to get back into the cars .
