I have an original power seat out of a 65 Chevelle (not born with this car, only something like 26 came that way) and it is wired like Chris says. Goes to the junction box up under the battery and uses a 30 amp breaker. _____
The Emonda is Trek's lightest frame to date, with a claimed weight of just 690g for a size 56cm frame. Super-light Frank Schleck is among the Trek Factory Racing rider's using the Emonda at the Tour de France. The flagship model in the aftermarket range, the Emonda SLR 10, is said to be the lightest production bike in the world at just 4.65kg. That's no use for Schleck, however, thanks to the UCI's 6.8kg weight limit.
The way the Tour de France is decided is simple. The rider who traverses the race's 2,087.81 miles in the shortest amount of time wins. Time is everything at the Tour de France. Because all of the riders start together at the beginning of each stage, the only way to measure who is winning is by time. As a rider finishes a stage, his time is recorded and is added to his overall time.