Reply to "Need wiring harness for 1973 L"

panteradougMember

I don't personally know about the ease/difficulty of adapting any of the harnesses.

You probably will at least NEED to get the Pantera harness plugs to install into any harness that you buy OR make.

Those you can get from Jon Haas. He has those.

I'm not sure why anyone would want to replace the entire harness if the one you have is good?

Of course if there is no choice but replace it, then...of course.

From having done lots of harness related work to my car, my opinion is that you want as close to a plug in as possible.

For me, what on the surface looks like it should take 15 minutes winds up taking me a couple of days or more.

In any case I wish you the best in your project. Changing the harness IS a PROJECT.

3/15/176:13 PM

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