I mean the Chev repro vendors, like the Stovebolt sponser here, basicly "plug and play" [or pray smile ], using the original layout and connections with very little adjustment needed other than things like the rear wires which will fit the long frame so need to be cut back for the short, and maybe some additional things for updates or options like alternator, which should just be a different "charge system" small harness with the correct connectors

any of the vendors that are wiring specific should have similar, but anything labeled by the number of circuits is aimed at folks wanting to add modern upgrades - you gonna have AC, power windows, power door locks, relays galore, elect fan, etc, etc? that's what the many circuit harnesses are meant for - if you want to put in a modern column with power steering, automatic and column ign, American Classic carries that style harness as well, with the modern fuse panel and switches [and way less than $700]

I've gotten 3 original style repro harnesses from different vendors like this, all with the right connectors in the right place to fit in just like the original did, allowing good original bits like factory turn signals to be plugged right in - if you want a fuse panel [which would have been factory installed only with electrical options like radio], the original style is also available complete with correct wires to hook it in, no need for a modern replacement

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing in nature we find it attached to the rest of the world" John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" me
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