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#85178 05/16/2005 2:24 PM
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Who's got the best one out there? As cost is $300 approx I guess it doesn't matter how much they are, just want the best cloth harness I can get. By best I mean install ease, tech support quality and price. I also coverted to twelve volt generator.

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Check out Y N Z wiring. They wrote the book on cloth insulated wiring. I think You can find them in the links section.

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#85180 05/17/2005 4:52 AM
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I got mine from Jim Carter. Their top of the line set is made by YnZ and cost about $400 with postage. It's acually cheaper to go thru Jim Carter than to get it direct from YnZ. I have heard that the very best is Vintage Wiring of Maine. That will cost you $500+. If you go to my web site I have a few pictures of the wire I used in my truck build. Cecil........


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