Wiring harness

Narragansett does a good job, I bought from them for my ’37 Cord, just be sure you get the correct pricing from them, the website isn’t always updated.

I believe this was discussed before, your car may have metal junction boxes into which wiring goes, and flexible conduit in which the wiring runs….some of which you’ll have to fabricate if you don’t already have on the car…

http://narragansettreproductions.com/

Richard,

You can get the harness and cloth covered wire from Restoration Supply and make your own. It’s not like there are that many wires and you already have the pattern layout.

I use Rhode Island. Great stuff, never a problem.

Rick

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As your car was so original—How about posting a couple of photos of the junction box. Plus how the conduits join to it.I have never seen what they look like & the dimensions. The spare parts book shows them BUT not in detail. My car has the usual spider’s web of rewiring from back in the 70’s. Works AOK. (So far!) I have strategically fitted a couple of fuses just in case. Thanks -jak.