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#723503 02/23/2011 2:17 AM
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any suggestions on which kit to install a new wiring harness on my 51' GMC 100


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We have no idea how you intend to use the truck nor what kind of electrical accessories you intend to use.


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Cletis #723521 02/23/2011 3:33 AM
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Cletis,

Sorry, more info would be helpful. 350 with th 350 tranny, 12v conversion, with alternator and vintage air conditioner....no other specials


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Then I'd recommend a Hot Rod Wires harness. I installed one in my '56 and I am extremely happy with it. I bought another for the '54 GMC I'm working on.


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I used Painless - worked great and good tech. support when u get stuck. I got a good price on a 12 Cct.kit on E Bay.


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Britcon #724232 02/25/2011 6:24 AM
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I acquired a Painless harness from a guy giving up on his project. I was planning to use it in my '54 project. After looking it over I decided I prefer the Hot Rod Wires harness. I sold the Painless at a swap meet and walked right over to the Hot Rod Wires booth and bought one.


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