wiring harness

[Marian]

Just out of curiosity. Does anyone know of a reputable dealer who can make a wiring harness for the 65 Monaco. I've gone to many internet sites that say...call us. I could be calling a company from china who outsourced their calling center to south Texas for all I know.

 

[Big_John]

I have heard that Rhode Island Wire http://www.riwire.com/ is good at making new harnesses. I have bought supplies from them and always been really happy.

But... Have you considered making your own? It really isn't that hard. Lay the old harness out on a board and trace around it with finishing nails. Cut the tape off the old harness and begin replacing one wire at a time. Crimp or solder as desired.

 

[Big_John]

Wrap the harness in non adhesive tape when you're done. Here's a close up a dash harness I made for my '53 Chrysler.

 

[1978 NYB]

Wrap the harness in non adhesive tape when you're done. Here's a close up a dash harness I made for my '53 Chrysler.

Very nice work Big John!!!

:sSig_goodjob:

 

[polara71]

http://www.evanswiring.com/


This is the reputable place most Mopar guys use

 

[Marian]

http://www.evanswiring.com/


This is the reputable place most Mopar guys use

Thanks. I called them yesterday and they are going to try to help me out. Mr Evans was wonderful to talk to. Not many left like him. On another note....how the heck did I end up with pneumonia when it's 90+ outside. I haven't been this sick in 40 years. I need to get this car done but to be honest...I don't know how I'm going to manage being so sick. <bleh> Playing the poor poor pitiful me card is just lame. I need some encouragement here guys!!!!

 

[Tinman]

Chicken noodle soup & whiskey?