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Ive used plenty of the pvc modern harness but this time its all factory.Question is what companies sell them and is this a harness worth the money from http://www.vintagewiringofmaine.com/ ? They look great from there site but would like feed back from anyone that has bought from them .1953 , 4400
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What vehicle? I used YNZ and am very happy with quality and support. None of the cloth harnesses are cheap.


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I also ordered my original hareness from ynz in ca. Recieved it about 2 months ago and it looks fantastic!This was for my 53 half ton chev. Talked to Gene many times over the past couple years, really nice guy and really knows his stuff.Ibelieve he is the owner.Was not cheap, but you get what you pay for and I am completely happy.Babe,new member

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just got mine from filling station with the intergrated turn signals for my 48 1/2 ton truck. ....looks really nice.


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I did look at both companies http://www.vintagewiringofmaine.com/
and http://www.ynzyesterdaysparts.com/
Both are very high quality but in the end went with vintage .I found the harness at Jim Carters http://www.oldchevytrucks.com/
both vintage and ynz sell the harness for $700.00ish. I found it at Jim Carter for $495.00 - the 10% for stove bolters here smile
They told me they only have a few left and won't be reordering any more because they don't sell very fast.Just thought I would share this saving $250.00 doesn't happen everyday.


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