I need to wire up Project Suddil and a buddy's 52 Five window Chevy truck, both will need entire new harnesses.

Who makes the best wiring harness on the CHEAP. I have seen a best price of about $250, but was wondering you y'all knew of a better price.

Is it too hard to just scratchbuild my own harness with a diagram and spools of wire?

Thanks

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57 Plymouth Savoy in my family since new, just cosmetically restored, 93 S-10 waiting on the 50 Dodge truck to be built then one s_10 for sale, Angie's mechanic and designated Vette cusser.

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You get what you pay for!!

I'm not sure about the price, but for something that you are going to configure yourself (not a stock replacement, of which I'd recommend M&H), I'd recommend you think about the looms sold by Painless.

Personally, I like the one they sell for trucks that has 18 circuits and a bulkhead fitting. Some of their more basic kits don't have bulkhead fittings. They use the late model G.M. style fuse block with the flat style fuses.

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Wes. Vann
Technical Reference Section

Thanks,

The painless kit is about $270 or so, and I was looking for something for less than $150 if possible.

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57 Plymouth Savoy in my family since new, just cosmetically restored, 93 S-10 waiting on the 50 Dodge truck to be built then one s_10 for sale, Angie's mechanic and designated Vette cusser.

While I can't comment about price, I've installed front/rear harnesses by Factory Fit. They were perfect.

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Rick Dorion
69 RS Conv,355,M20,4.10's

I've used the Painless Wiring universal harnesses (with fuse blocks) to build three Cobras and my tube-frame Grand Sport - worked out great, no problems; they'll work on just about anything, have plenty of extra wire length. To replace OEM wiring, M&H, Factory-Fit, and Lectric Limited are excellent.

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JohnZ
'69 Z28 Fathom Green