wire harness

[68protouring454]

hey guys, i am looking into wiring for my car, i am thinking of 2, painless or american auto wire, i would like to upgrade to blade style fuses, as well as having aux outputs labeled for elec fan,fuel pump,ign,driving lights,stereo etc etc, does anyone offer a kit that still includes the fire wall block, or do they have the main fuse block and you have block off factory block hole and run a grommet thru the firewall with all the engine wires?? i would like to have the same style bolt on blocks, so i have one harness for under dash,one for rear body, and one for fornt lights and one for engine, thanks
jake

[Bill Howell]

Have you talked to American Auto Wire directly yet?
I looked at their stuff at Year One and was really impressed. I am sure they could custom something if you needed it for a fee, but the regular one might be enough. I have painless in the goat, but not impressed at all. We have had to redo acouple things that just were not right.
Call them, they are very helpful.
http://www.americanautowire.com/
Ask for Theresa, tell her I told you to call.:thumb:

[ProdigyCustoms.com]

Classic Update

[zbugger]

....Ask for Theresa, tell her I told you to call.:thumb:
Yeah, if you told her that I told you to call, you might get charged double.:Bluegrab:

[Marty G Cars]

I used the classic update AAW harness on my 68 (thru Frank @ Prodigy Customs) and it was the first time I have ever wired a car. AAW was very helpful every time I called for help!

[parsonsj]

AAW rocks. I've never used Painless, but my AAW kit had everything, plenty of wire, connectors, right gauge, etc.

I was impressed, and won't go anywhere else.

jp