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#619541 02/13/2010 5:00 PM
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where is a good place to get a wiring harness?? reasonal too, $$, mick


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That depends on what you are looking for, a factory style harness or a universal harness. I used the 12 circuit from Hot Rod Wires in my '56 and I'm really happy with it.


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If its a stock truck why not do your own? I have rewired my 49 with good wire, new terminals, a good crimping tool and the electrical schematic from the shop manual. Its really quite easy except when you have to work under the dash. Fusebox forward is child's play.


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If you're wanting an OEM looking harness you won't find one cheap.


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I am going to Classic Parts of America (old Chevy Duty) for the harness on my 48.

I put their harness on my 55 2nd some years ago and have had no problems. Their price is $148. Get the one which will fit your needs. They have one for an alternator or generator. I stay with the original equipment - generator. Pretty basic.

It is an easy install.

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Jim Carter Truck Parts has many harnesses in stock both modern and stock. OR Give me a call. I may have something that can help you


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