American auto wire

[losangelesk5]

Well I just got my new Harness for my 1970 Chevy Blazer. I guess my question is, has anyone Installed this Before? I heard it's new to the Market. I thought it would be a little more "Plug and Play", And a lot of the connectors still need to be soldered on. And turns out I've got way to many holes in the firewall. Anyone got any tips on this kit?

[woodymm3]

i did one that is sorta like this. it was a pain and took a while but i was never happier when she fired up
just make sure that you run one wire at a time until you get them all run
and the holes in the fire wall are for other things
very few wires went through anywhere but the harness area.

[Musclerodz]

Just follow the directions and you will be fine. The trade off to a more plug and play harness is the cost. They do not have all the labor in assmebling each harness, which allows them to sell the kit for roughly half what it would cost if it was ready to install. Plus you get a new style fuse box, and can be adapted to aftermarket gauges, a/c, and other optional accessories.

[losangelesk5]

This harness was $500.00 I thought is was the plug and play model, oh well I got a project for the next couple of days

[Tom Vogel]

I have one. Its beutiful... finest materials. They dont put the end connections on so you can rerout for a neater or custom setup. Also, if you got the Classic update kit, you have room for stuff like electric fans, big fuel pumps etc.

[Musclerodz]

Originally Posted by losangelesk5

This harness was $500.00 I thought is was the plug and play model, oh well I got a project for the next couple of days

Plug and play harnesses will set you back $850 or more depending on options