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RedRyder
06-06-2007, 11:20 PM
What suppliers out there make a good wiring harnesses for Mopars (69 Charger), specifically the engine harness. I'll be running electric fans, stereo, no a/c, etc. Nothing too demanding. Does anyone make a kit that would suit a mild build-up. Any ideas would be just dynamite.
We can't help you @ AAW, but Year One can. They make what you're looking for. 1-800-932-7663.
Hope that helps. :)
Garage Dog 65
06-07-2007, 09:29 AM
We can't help you @ AAW, but Year One can. They make what you're looking for. 1-800-932-7663.
Hope that helps. :)
WOW ! THAT is customer support Theresa ! I'm constantly amazed by the vendors on this site that continue to go outta their way to help out - even when it sends a person to a competitor for a purchase. I appreciate effort like that and it really helps me pick a company that I want to do business with.
When I get ready to wire my C5/Porsche - I will come to you first. :thumbsup:
THANKS for supporting the crew !!!
Jim
Thank you very much! I'm always glad to help.
But...ummm...I can't help you with the Porsche either. :_paranoid HOWEVER, I can offer two vendors to assist you with that request. :thumbsup:
Narragansett Reproductions in Rhode Island
401-364-3839
YNZ's Yesterday's Parts
909-798-1498
Hope this helps (again).
Here's what we do... (http://www.americanautowire.com)
Garage Dog 65
06-07-2007, 02:48 PM
I'm doing the 65 356 Porsche with the C5 drive and suspension in the Vehicle Introduction section. I threw out the original wiring harness and plan on using a 22 circuit universal mini car system with an LS1 computer.
6 volt systems with no relays just won't do it ....:lol:
Catch you in a few months !
Well that's more like it! Now you're talking my language...
Talk to you in a few months... :thumbsup:
RedRyder
06-08-2007, 07:10 AM
Thanks Theresa. Does anyone know anyone else who makes a kit with provisions for a stereo, A/C, alarm, electric fans, etc? Just to shop around.
fishfool
06-12-2008, 07:48 AM
i know just whom to ask for you... but he's on tour
Johnny Kelly from Type O Negative (http://typeonegative.net)
fishfool @ The Reef Tank (http://thereeftank.com)
68Charger4myDAD
06-20-2008, 11:30 PM
I ordered a complete bumber to bumber kit from painless which included all hardware, fues box, original wire colors that are all marked for which they are itneded also a number on the wire cover corresponds to the installation diagram. Only $450. I just stripped my 68 charger today of all wires and installed the new on. Pailess is just that!
Theresa
06-22-2008, 08:34 PM
Hi. It's Theresa. I dont work for AAW any more, so I didn't answer your questions. But, yes, I agree that its great to have supporting vendors lend a helping hand & suggest alternative suppliers.
While I am a Moderator on the site now, not a representative of AAW, I do appreciate that the people at AAW offer assistance & recommend the services of suppliers who can help with your needs.
I'm pretty sure you are speaking with John (maybe Ray?, Larry? or Lance?) - all of whom I could vouch for - when you get replies on here from the screen name "AAW", but I'll still chime in when I have advice to offer - just under my name, not the AAW account any longer. :)
Yep, Theresa has moved on to a VERY successful career in the energy sector. As anyone that knows Theresa can attest, she's exceptional at whatever she applies herself to - and it's that reason why she's a Moderator here. She's a great asset to any team, and even though she's no longer in the automotive sector, she has the skillz.
RedRyder
06-23-2008, 04:48 PM
I ordered a complete bumber to bumber kit from painless which included all hardware, fues box, original wire colors that are all marked for which they are itneded also a number on the wire cover corresponds to the installation diagram. Only $450. I just stripped my 68 charger today of all wires and installed the new on. Pailess is just that!
Thanks for the replies. I talked with a rep from Painless and I was really impressed by their stuff. It almost makes me excited to tackle the wiring in my car. Almost. But their stuff looks good and I think that's the route to go.
Oh how I wish I could just play in the garage and get it done already....
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