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I am looking for NEW wiring for a 53 chevy 3100 mostly for lights right now. does anyone know of a reputable reasonable vendor?

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Sure.

Do you want to match the original material ($$$)?

Do you want the same features/circuits as original, or do you want extra circuits?

Do you want a "plug-in" replacement, or are you willing to trim lines and terminate?

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Vendors from this site .I like PAINLESS ,always had good luck with them .Check the past posts this is a heavy subject on here !
* AutoReWire.com -- Custom automotive wiring, harnesses, parts -- and a lot of tech tips!
* The Brillman Co. -- Wire harness, battery cables, plug wires & elec. parts
* Cable Organizer.Com -- Electrical wire harness products
* Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts -- Our good friend, old truck electrical guru and Forum Moderator -- Randy Rundle. Specializes in electrical, cooling, fuel, 6/12-volt conversions and related. Randy has nearly 30 years' experience and prepares cars for the Great American Race -- also Hollywood Movie Studio Cars.
* Lectric Limited - Automotive wiring products for the restoration industry (Electrical)
* Painless Performance -- Electrical parts - wiring harness and components, relay kits, circuit protection, etc.
* Rebel Wire -- Basic harness kits built by hand (in America with American components) - 10% discount for Stovebolters / 15% discount for Stovebolt Supporters. Must call after 5 pm Central Time to request discount.
* Special Interest Autos -- Electrical parts and service for most makes ' 10's - '70's
* Sundial Wire -- Source for new cloth-covered wire
* Vintage Wiring of Maine -- Reproduction wiring harness original harness patterns
* Wire Works -- Electrical products for street rod applications.
* Wiringproducts.com -- Electrical wire, electrical parts and electrical supplies
* YnZ's Yesterday's Parts -- Wiring harnesses for antique/classic cars and trucks



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http://www.classicparts.com/1953-54-Wiring-Harness-Generator/productinfo/52-025/

or

http://www.classicparts.com/1953-54-Wiring-Harness-Alternator/productinfo/52-026/

This is what I bought for my '54 and it was perfect. No reason to spend hundreds of dollars on these things unless you're adding circuits or upgrades.


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