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Thread: My 1952 M38 Project

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08-23-2009, 17:49

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m109guy

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Originally Posted by BillF

Vintage wiring of Maine is great to deal with. My harness went in under two hours of work.

I second using Vintage Wiring of Maine. They do really awesome work, and the harnesses they make look better than NOS. They can also add in extra wiring into the harness if you want to add other accessories such as lights.

We got one for our M37 and it was super easy to install as they even include the wiring diagram.

Vintage Wiring of Maine - Wiring Harnesses for Vintage Military and Civilian Trucks and Tractors.

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