Wiring Harnesses

[Bill Stoneberg]

I am at a point where I need to start thinking about Wiring Harness for my old Buick. I got the old one mostly out today and it is trash. Good enough to make a new one from though.<BR>I have found Harnesses Unlimited and Also know about Ron Francis. I want an original harness with the cloth wrap and wondering if anyone has had good luck with someone.<BR>Thanks<BR>Bill

[ply33]

I have had a good experience with both Harnesses Unlimited and with YnZ's. My more recent experience was with Harnesses Unlimited.

[Bill Stoneberg]

I have never heard of YNZ's. I will check them out too. <P>While I like Ron's wiring product I would never use it for a show vehicle, but for a Street Rod (my wicked twin builds those)...<P>Thanks for the leads.<P>Bill<BR>

[Rick Hoover]

Bill,<BR>I highly recommend YnZ's in Redlands CA. for your Buick Wagon. You will save many hours not having to be making corrections with their harness over some others. Should you find YnZ's to be more expensive, I assure you, Gene's workmanship is worth it.<BR>Rick

[Guest]

YnZ's has a web site at <A HREF="http://www.ynzyesterdaysparts.com/homepage.htm" TARGET=_blank>http://www.ynzyesterdaysparts.com/homepage.htm</A> <P>Tod Fitch (who's log in seems not to be working)

[Guest scott mich bca # 6619]

Bill, <BR> I had good experience with Harness' Unlimited. The previous owner of my '53 RM put a alternator on it. I changed it back to a generator, however they also deleted the voltage regualtor. Harnesses Unlimted not only made me the required harnesses, but the sent me the diagrams on how to hook it up, and put the invoice in the box. They trusted me to mail them the check. All was 100% first class authentic.<BR>Scott

[Jeff Hansen]

I can also vouch for Harnesses Unlimited and their ability to create from your original harness. They did this for the rear harness of my '42 Cadillac 75. Excellent workmanship and service.