Based on some excellent suggestions from others, I bought some lightweight 7mm corrugated conduit (used to tidy up wires in car engine bays) with clamps to suit.

My wife assisted in running a lightweight string through the conduit, I then installed it using some home made 0.025" brackets and taped the ends of the string to the root rib and tip spar.  Now, if I decide to install tip lights, just a matter of taping the wires to the string and pulling them through.

Although it looks close, the conduit doesn't touch the fuel tank.

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Comment by Jesse Hartman on March 25, 2014 at 6:12am

Cool.  Make sure that when you do pull wires through, you also pull another string with them, and you will always have a way to pull other wires should you need to.

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