[soccerguy045]

I wanted to ask this in the electrical forum since this is kind of important to my question, and I hope the moderators understand I am not trying to post an ad. However, I am selling some wiring harnesses off of old Nova I got for free and am parting out. I realize these are expensive new so I feel like I'm asking decent prices for say, the engine harness and dash harness. My question is, I don't want to lead people astray, but don't want to rip myself off, so if I'm just selling harnesses, should that include the fuse block in the firewall? Thanks.

 

[John_Muha]

Last dash harness I sold was from a 66 Chevelle. I'm a nice guy so it went for $15.00. That's around what I pay for them if I pull one.
A used, non-cleaned and non-refurbished harness isn't that expensive. If one takes the time to clean everything, check out everything, and replace the worn items the price will go up.
Just an opinion.

 

[JWagner]

If there are any on Ebay, you could get an idea of what people are willing to pay. I bought a complete dash from a '71, with the harness and fuse block for $10. Of course I have a '72 which does not interchange. So, prices can vary a lot.

 

[engineer]

dash harnesses include the fuse block in all the GM cars I am familar with. There is no way to separate them that I know. /so if you sell dash harnesses without the block, I would charge a lot less.