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painless wiring harness
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71runnerm51
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painless wiring harness
has anybody used this harness. I'm thinking about getting this
http://www.painlesswiring.com/webcatalo ... ll=Classic Cars
http://www.painlesswiring.com/webcatalo ... ll=Classic Cars
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Smellslike1974
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Re: painless wiring harness
That's a bit painful for the wallet... 
Its nice though that they have the extra wires for accessories you might want to add.
Its nice though that they have the extra wires for accessories you might want to add.
"Sunny D"-1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring With Sundance Packaging
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landon1
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- My Cars: 1971 Plymouth Satellite Sebring
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Re: painless wiring harness
i didn't get a painless harness...got mine from rebel wire. supposedly, with them side-by-side you can't tell the difference - idk, i wanted as little wiring as possible for the least amount, but still being good quality - and made in TN. pretty happy with it, but my car is pretty well stripped of accessories, so i have a lot of unused wires wound up and zip-tied out of the way. it's a lot better than 40 year old junk and it seems a lot better quality wire as well - plus it's all labeled and color-coded.