Hello there,
I would like to know the best engine harness that I can purchase aftermarket and customize to fit my 1965 Sportvan Deluxe. The car has no rust (purchased a couple years back out of Blue River Oregon, 50 miles East of Eugene).
So I will count myself lucky. But the original harness has too many butt end connectors to count as reliable and the 55 year old copper is hard as rock. I know there were previous blogs made on this issue. I am not having any luck finding these.
Looking to find one with original connectors. 1965 - 230 Chevy truck?
If I wanted the whole caboodle including the interior harness (for gauge cluster, fuse panel etc. ) is there a different one or two of these to purchase?
Mark~ 108 Van Guy suggested a "Painless Brand" wiring harness with an enlarged fuse block.
Any ideas to share back or suggestions?
I hope you like the skeleton pictures. I found this guy discarded in my back alley. My son 10 year old son Brandon was thrilled. Goes with my "Dead Head" theme...L.O.L.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Ian


I would like to know the best engine harness that I can purchase aftermarket and customize to fit my 1965 Sportvan Deluxe. The car has no rust (purchased a couple years back out of Blue River Oregon, 50 miles East of Eugene).
So I will count myself lucky. But the original harness has too many butt end connectors to count as reliable and the 55 year old copper is hard as rock. I know there were previous blogs made on this issue. I am not having any luck finding these.
Looking to find one with original connectors. 1965 - 230 Chevy truck?
If I wanted the whole caboodle including the interior harness (for gauge cluster, fuse panel etc. ) is there a different one or two of these to purchase?
Mark~ 108 Van Guy suggested a "Painless Brand" wiring harness with an enlarged fuse block.
Any ideas to share back or suggestions?
I hope you like the skeleton pictures. I found this guy discarded in my back alley. My son 10 year old son Brandon was thrilled. Goes with my "Dead Head" theme...L.O.L.
Thanks!
Sincerely,
Ian
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