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Are there good places to get the the Wire harness wired up with the wires bundled neatly for your radios and other goodies?
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i think you can buy whole harness. from some of the regular places. lmc and stuff. one i have heard of for sure is called painless.
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Painless Wiring looks to be the best. They have kits that are specific to Ford. They are just a little higher than the others.
EZ Wiring also makes a pretty nice kit, but I don't think it is specific to the brand.
There are some others out there, but these 2 look like the best.
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I've used http://www.ronfrancis.com before on a couple other projects. They will make just about anything you want.
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Redcap wrote:I've used http://www.ronfrancis.com before on a couple other projects. They will make just about anything you want.
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We are going to change the wire in the truck and we have one nice harness for plug ends only. I don't think I need the other one I have and I know it is in perfect shape. I do not want to cut this harness some one will need it for a project this is under dash with fuse box! As soon as i get and idea as to what we are going to use i am going to unload a lot of parts. We went with Ron Francis you wouldn't believe how nice this set up is (well worth the money). Everything is there!!!
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I have had good luck with painless in the past. Good kit and is not too bad on the pocket.
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