Painless Performance 10102 Classic Customizable Chassis Harness, Key in Dash, 21 Circuits

The price is higher but after working with cheaper harnesses, painless is by far superior. The instructions are well written, the marking on all wires are present and legible. The wire break up is good for different sections of the vehicle. The fuse block is well built. Color matching is good for GM,but easy to convert to Ford. Not sure on functional yet as this is still a work in progress. The cheaper harnesses have missing or unreadable printing on the wires. The biggest problem with cheaper harnesses is the fuse block is poorly built. It is worth the extra cash to get quality and built in the USA.

Just got and have not installed yet, but I would say definitely worth the extra money in this one!! Instructions are amazing, wires are marked and get this…you can read them without a magnifying glass and prayer! Ok should have bought this originally! Now keep in mind I know the basics so I would say this is great for those who know enough to be dangerous. If you are well versed in wiring you may want to go a different route. I love that it is made in the USA and they have an actual support number …mind blown!

I spent a LOT of money on many spools of multiple gauges of GXL wire, connectors, etc. Thinking I'd just do it all myself. After buying all that and speaking to a buddy who's looking into a re-wire of his vehicle, I opted to get a Painless harness. Man, am I glad I did. The Painless manual itself is worth money. Things I didn't even consider are covered, plus basically having it already wired up to the fuse block, separated into branches, color coded and PRINTED wire identifiers. Awesome. I'm two months into my re-wire job (little bit here, little bit there, it's cold out!). Slow going is no fault of Painless -- that's just me in no hurry and moving slow. I am now finally nearing the end, can't wait to hook up the batteries and see sparks fl... see everything work flawlessly!

Product looks to be great quality. But the customer service from this seller was great, shipping issue was corrected immediately .

Well thought out. Everything is labeled every 6”, color coded . Prewired to fuse block, only one end to hook up. Split up into three groups. Under hood, interior and rear of car, all wire tied in groups. Plenty of wire and detailed instructions. My only complaint is you have to buy the headlight and ignition switch, which they sell in a separate kit. Still a pretty good deal and a great time saver.

Just rewired my Jeepster. Great instructions, quality materials very good overall. Some of the printing on the wires was smeary and hardish to read, other than that, all good.

This is the second Painless wire harness I’ve installed, and they were both as easy as it gets. With the wires all marked on the entire length and bundled together in sections, throw the tail section to the rear and then just grab a wire and read what it’s for and connect it. Instrument panels and engine compartments can be tricky, but not with this harness! Just hook up the wires as labeled! Done! The instructions for each harness are great, even the universal fit has several options for different alternators, key switches, and signal switches. The only reason I took on rewiring from from to rear on my 1973 CJ-5 was I knew it would be easy with a Painless harness.

I’ve installed other brands of harnesses, but by far, Painless is the best. Better wire and fuse block, giant, clear instructions and lots of extras included. Make sure you use the tools that are recommended. I used shrink wrap on every connector to seal them from moisture. Take your time and read and reread the manual. You’ll be glad you spent the extra money for this USA made kit.

The name says it all. Best choice for your classic car rewrite. Installing this harness in my 41 Ford Coupe. Half way here. The instructions and labelled wires are the best. John

I have used cheaper wiring harnesses for less important projects. However, cheaper comes at a huge cost if you value your own time. I will be using Painless harnesses on all projects going forward. They are, as the name implies - Painless to install. It takes about 1/4 the time to install a Painless harness compared to a cheaper version, and the cheaper versions leave too much room for “ interpretation Painless instructions are clear, concise and easy to follow. I will likely install 4 or 5 harnesses in projects this year- they will all be from Painless.

this kit is great comes with more then needed. take ur time . I fit this in a 1991 mustang

It’s the kit you want, name says it all.

I rewind a 30 year old cobra kit car the had terrible wiring. It was a bit daunting at first but the more I got familiar with the layout it was easier than I first thought. Definitely the way to go for my project