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    Wiring, where from???

     



    It won't be long and I am going to have to decide where to get the harness kit. It's for a 51 with auto and 350 which will have AC and power windows someday. I probably don't need 21 circuits but as my old granddaddy use to say, "it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it".
    I wonder if any of you guys have had experience, good or bad, with the following dealers: [Confused]

    American Auto Wire
    http://www.americanautowire.com/Amer...-482-WIRE.html

    Ron Francis Wireworks
    http://www.ronfranciswiring.com/

    E Z Wiring
    http://www.ezwiring.com/

    MADD Enterprises
    http://www.madelectrical.com/index.shtml

    Watson’s Street Works
    http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/wiring_kits.html


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    I got mine from hotrodwires. It was pretty easy to install, no problems at all. I bought the 18 circuit setup and it's good for my needs. Shipping was quick it arrived in 3 days.

    I've got a '51 1/2 ton 3100, drove it around for the first time this week. Soon it will be legal.....

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    I got a harness from Painless wiring for my engine, Its a very nice kit and very good instructions.... The harness I got for the body is a 18 circuit from Summit racing, It also seems like a very nice product.....

    ceh383,
    Your truck is great looking, I like everything about it....

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    All the quality kits are about the same nowadays. Used to be only a couple companies making quality parts. Just pick the one with the price and features that best fits your car and checkbook.
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    I got my last from E Z Wiring several years ago for the F100. I was really satisfied with it. I do have more circuits than I'll ever use in the Ol' Ford thou.
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    I recentley wired a customers 55 Ford pickup and I used the E.Z. harness.
    Very nice kit & the price was right....

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    i use AAW and PAINLESS , both are good harness . i like the way painless uses gm color codes and the wire is plenty long to use in a sedan or roadster . AAW i like the they start from the conector and work it's way back to the fuse panel .
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    I have done quite a bit of business with Madd. I used their methods and some of their packaged kits when I rewired the Studebaker. Excellent technical support and quality materials. Not quite as plug and play as the others though, great for cusomizing existing wiring, and you need to do some soldering to finish right.

    I have also dealt with the folks at EZ wiring as they also have Dolphin Gauges. Found their technical support to be first rate.

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    Got mine from Ron Francis because I didn't want o replace all of the wiring, just the panel and all the screwed up stuff. Liked the idea that the wires were not pre-terminated at the panel.

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