Vintage Wiring Harness - Vehicle List

[Ray McCrary]

Several of you have written me asking about the Aussie wiring company. Below is a link. Best, Ray http://www.vinwire.com.au/vehicles.htm

[David Lodge]

Ray, Are they any good? Have you seen their stuff? The reason I ask is that I've sent back more so-called "as original" wiring looms than I care to remember. BUT, I had a superb dashboard loom for my TC made to order by Narragansett Reproductions somewhere on Rhode Island, They duplicated my battered original wiring exactly, even down to the clockwise (or was it anti-clockwise?) trace in the outer covering, and the correct number of threads between each. AND if they're not sure they ask questions! Pretty impressive. David Lodge, TC 1704 Ray McCrary wrote:

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[Ray McCrary]

I got a harness for the M, and it was perfect. The TB harness will have added grounding, dual filament (continental spec) headlights, and dual stop/tail lamps. I will let you know. Dunno about ALL the harnesses, though. No dog in this hunt, just a plug for a good supplier. I also squeal on the lousy ones! I have had little luck with US suppliers on the really odd cars. Best, Ray McCrary "Speed is Life; of course Luck and Altitude are helpful, too."