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#1123901 09/13/2015 2:52 AM
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Hello,
Any recommendations on a good source for complete wiring, that is factory correct, for a '65 K10?
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I have heard good things about THIS VENDOR but I've not used them personally.

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Top of the line is American AutoWire. Most complete, highest price. The vendor above's kit IS the AAW. I have never heard of this vendor. Summit and others sell AAW. Check Ebay vendor also for AAW. Sometimes free ship for the kits. You can go all the way down to $150. They all use good automotive wire. It's the completeness that raises the price (all the switches, era correct connectors, complete set of crimp contacts, sockets, good fuse panel, etc)... and the lower end kits are generic/universal. There is a vendor with the kit on EBAY now, at a low price, free ship and he is %100 feedback, but low number of deals.


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Another vendor is Ron Francis Wiring. . Another is M & H Electric Fabricators, Inc.

I agree that AAW is the best in the business. I used their Classic Update Kit for my 1965 C10. I wanted a modern style fuse box and all the extra stuff included so that influenced my decision. Look at my BLOG entries for 6/16/15 through 6/27/15 HERE and you can see that a lot of my AAW Classic Update kit came pre-assembled. I'm sure their factory correct kit is of the same high quality.

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Just rewired my 63 K-10, under dash and eng compartment. Ordered from American Auto Wire. Seems my 63 had 62 wiring from the factory. AAW exchanged the harnesses after we figured out why I was having problems with some connectors (blinker sw connector mainly). I think they were cheaper than LMC. Up and running. Watch your ampmeter wires as they are not fused and tend to burn up a complete wiring harness if it shorts out.

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Thanks Everyone!


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