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I am progressing with the conversion of my '50 Suburban into a street rod. I have a wonderful engine builder/fabricator who has put a firebird front end with a 350 motor, new rear with new suspension. POR'd the frame and another wonderful sheet metal man who has completed the sectioning of the hood and making a revised grill. I am needing a qualified person or shop to install new wiring or make a new wiring harness and install new gauges, (hopefully someone in the eastern VA or NC area?) install Vintage Air, and then a qualified glass person to cut and install glass (top was chopped 3"). From there I can go to my body shop for prime and then look for someone to do the interior before it gets painted. ANY SUGGESTIONS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE WOULD BE APPRECIATED! Thanks. John in Richmond, VA.

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Hi John,

Sorry no one has responded with recommendations. I live on the other coast so can't give you names of shops but here are a couple of thoughts. Talk to the engine builder and your body shop and get their recommendations. Folks in the business get to know each other. Go to a couple of car shows and ask the owners who did the work, especially for the chopped top windows. On-line reviews are a last resort for me as it is too easy to falsify a review. Best of luck - sounds like a sweet build!

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John, I just saw your post. I'm here in Richmond also and I ran accross an old friend a while back at an Antique Automobile car show at RIR. He does custom wiring harness'. Maybe look him up in the phone book, His name is Tyree Harris. He and his wife live in Hanover County just West of us. He may be able to help you. I'll look and see if I can find his info and get back to you.

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Wiring Harness by Tyree Harris
Bumpass Va

804 556 5200
Larry

Last edited by LarryW; 09/22/2014 1:16 AM.

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