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Old 01-14-2007, 09:32 PM
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i would like too get everybodys opinion on who harness is easier to work w/ any info wold be great
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i would like too get everybodys opinion on who harness is easier to work w/ any info wold be great
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tough to beat American Autowire (link listed to the left) and they have awesome customer service.

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Another vote for American Autowire. Great products and great technical support. Their kits are well thought out.
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i would like too get everybodys opinion on who harness is easier to work w/ any info wold be great
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What are you looking to do? Faithful restoration? Pro-touring with electric cooling fans, stereo, etc.?

M&H ( http://www.wiringharness.com/ ) makes absolutely accurate original wiring harnesses.

Amrican Autowire makes both original wiring harnesses and "update" harnesses that allow easier wiring of accessories like electric cooling fans.
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i am doing a pro touring w/ fans ect.
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i am doing a pro touring w/ fans ect.
American Autowire for you then. Good luck with your project.
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You need a American Autowire Classic Update, and you can get the best deal at GPSuperStore.com. We have been selling American Autowire since the 90s and installing Classic Updates in our high end projects since they came out. We sell them because we use them.

Follow the link, join and get a price.

http://gpsuperstore.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104

And you can see some projects with American Autowire installations at ProdigyCustoms.com. If it is on the site, it has AA in it
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thanks for the suggestion it looks like american auto wire it will be
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