Recommendations on wiring harness supplier '28 Model 72

[BlueDevil]

Anyone have any recommendations on harness suppliers?

 

 

[28 Chrysler]

Rhode Island Wiring, great folks to work with.

[24Chry48]

I have had good luck with YnZ harnesses.

[31 LaSalle]

The harness for my 1928 model 72 came from vintage wiring harness Ringwood North Vic

dont no if there still in business it was 10 years ago price then was $358 plus freight to uk

very good quality fitted perfect

[californiamilleghia]

5 hours ago, 31 LaSalle said:

The harness for my 1928 model 72 came from vintage wiring harness Ringwood North Vic

dont no if there still in business it was 10 years ago price then was $358 plus freight to uk

very good quality fitted perfect

They are still around and have a pretty good website.

[Tim Wolfe]

I used a Rhode Island wiring harness and had no issues. I had them add wires for turning signals and Trippe lights.

All wires were tagged and a very easy to follow schematic drawing was included. I was very happy with their product. When installed, everything fit and worked the first try! 1930 Chrysler Model 70 car.

[christianad1156]

RI Wiring all day.  I've found them to be consistently great in service and quality.

[Hughes]

Has anyone used Harnesses Unlimited and have any feedback on service and quality? 

[Akstraw]

I used Harnesses Unlimited for my 1948 Chrysler New Yorker last year.  Very pleased with their product.  Rewired the entire car.

Edited March 12, 2023 by Akstraw
Added info and typo (see edit history)

[pre1939chrysler]

Rhode Island wiring, stay away from Narragansett,  they mix ends and have a poor attitude . 

[Hughes]

Thanks @Akstraw! That's exactly what I'm planning to do this year with my '48 New Yorker. 

[Akstraw]

17 hours ago, Hughes said:

Thanks @Akstraw! That's exactly what I'm planning to do this year with my '48 New Yorker. 

As I recall, I had to solder the old light socket ends on to the new harness.  Otherwise, it had all the correct connectors on the ends and was ready to go out of the box.  All the ends were numbered, and a detailed set of connection paperwork was included with each harness.  It was a relatively easy and fun job to do, though rather time-consuming.  The condition of the original wiring that I removed was downright scary.

[Hughes]

On 3/14/2023 at 8:26 AM, Akstraw said:

As I recall, I had to solder the old light socket ends on to the new harness.  Otherwise, it had all the correct connectors on the ends and was ready to go out of the box.  All the ends were numbered, and a detailed set of connection paperwork was included with each harness.  It was a relatively easy and fun job to do, though rather time-consuming.  The condition of the original wiring that I removed was downright scary.

Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad to hear that it wasn't too difficult. As a first-timer, I've been wondering if I have the know-how to complete the rewire. But that's pretty much how my wiring looks, so it needs to go... regardless of any personal (in)competence. Ha!