Got my '69 chevelle down to the bare frame and starting to reassemble. Factory wiring is a mess and I'm wondering who makes a good aftermarket replacement?

http://www.americanautowire.com/ and http://www.wiringharness.com/ Both of those are exact copies of the factory harness and connectors,and will be the easiest to install, as its basicly "plug and play", no cutting or splicing required. Before getting a harness, think about everything the car will have, as you can order one already modded for a HEI, internally regulated alternator ect...

There are other types of harnesses on the market that are cheaper, but will be much harder to install as they are universial to fit many cars.

Greg,

I hate you for posting those links the other day, I haven't got anything done at the office since then. :D Those modified harnesses are really cool, that HEI/single wire alternator type would be just the ticket for my car. :thumbsup:

Greg,

I hate you for posting those links the other day, I haven't got anything done at the office since then. :D
Our computers at work are so restricted, its not even worth trying to browse, just about everything is blocked.

Those modified harnesses are really cool, that HEI/single wire alternator type would be just the ticket for my car. :thumbsup:
If you ever do get one consider a 3 wire alternator, the 1 wires just have two many disadvantages, see reasons here (http://www.madelectrical.com/electricaltech/onewire-threewire.shtml)