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WIRING HARNESSES Prices Effective January 1, 2021 Subject to Change Without Notice WIRING HARNESSES Prices Effective January 1, 2021 Subject to change without notice AC BRISTOL 1956 DB2 Roadster ............................................... 2028.00 1955-56 .................................................................. 1204.00 1957 DB2/4 Mark II Drop Head Coupe ................. 2028.00 Battery Cable ........................................................ 55.00 AUBURN ALFA ROMEO NOTE: The following harnesses include: under dash, NOTE: The following harnesses include: under dash, engine, headlight & taillight wires. engine, headlight & taillight wires. 1931 8-98................................................................. 927.00 1953 CC3000 CM ............................................... Inquire Battery to Starter Cable ........................................ 87.00 1954 1900 Ghia CSS ............................................. 2128.00 Battery Ground Strap ........................................... 35.00 1955 1900 SS Zagato ............................................ 2128.00 1933 Salon 8 105 .................................................. 1058.00 Battery Cable ...................................................... 158.00 1933-34 Sedan Salon V-12 ................................... 1058.00 1956 1900 Zagato & Touring 1934 850 Y w/ Foot Dimmer & Flasher Relay .................. 2128.00 Main Harness ..................................................... 837.00 1956 1900 Zagato & Touring 1935 Model 6-53...................................................... 616.00 w/ Foot Dimmer & Simple Turn Signal ......... 2128.00 1935-36 Model 851, 852 ....................................... 1058.00 Battery Cable ................................................. 143.00 1958 Giulietta Spider ............................................. 1783.00 AUSTIN 1958 Giulietta Sprint Veloce .................................. 1783.00 1949-51 A-40 - Main Harness Only ....................... 1269.00 1958 Giulietta Spider Veloce – Conv. .................... 1783.00 1949 A-90 - w/ Trafficators .................................... 1250.00 1960 Sprint Speciale .............................................. 1783.00 - w/ Winking Lights .............................. 1250.00 1960 Giulietta Spider ............................................. 1783.00 Power Window & Hood Control ......................... 372.00 1962 Giulietta Spider ............................................. 1783.00 1963 TZ1 ................................................................ 2755.00 AUSTIN-BANTAM 1964 TZ1 ................................................................ 2755.00 NOTE: The following harnesses include: under dash, 1964 2600 .............................................................. 2018.00 engine, headlight & taillight wires. 1965 TZ2 ................................................................ 2755.00 1930-33(Early) “American Austin” ........................... 295.00 1965 GTA ............................................................... 2755.00 1933(Late)-1935....................................................... 295.00 1967 Hardtop Coupe 1930-35 Battery to Starter Cables - Set of 3 ............. 93.00 Under Dash, Fuse Box & Hdlts. ........................ 1443.00 1937-39(Early) w/ Foot Starter . .............................. 326.00 1968 Duetto Spider ............................................... 1783.00 1939(Late)-41 w/ Dash Starter Button ..................... 326.00 1974 GTV ............................................................ Inquire ALLARD AUSTIN-HEALEY NOTE: The following harness includes: under dash, 1952 BN1 ............................................................... 1245.00 engine, headlight & taillight wires. 1955-56 BN2 ......................................................... 1245.00 J2X ................................................................... 1204.00 BUICK AMC NOTE: The following harnesses include: under dash, 1966 Rambler Rebel Classic* ................................. 1944.00 engine, headlight & taillight wires. All hard *Original Headlamp Switch & Taillight Connectors Required woven cover harnesses include new metal clips & T-fittings ARNOLT BRISTOL 1916-17 S55 ....................................................... Inquire 1954...... .................................................................. 1696.00 1927 S115 w/SS Conduit ........................................ 725.00 Battery Cables - Set of 3 ..................................... 166.00 1927 S120 w/SS Conduit ........................................ 725.00 1928 114 ½” wb w/SS Conduit ................................ 725.00 ASTON MARTIN 1928 120” wb w/SS Conduit .................................... 725.00 NOTE: The following harnesses include: under dash, 1928 128” wb Sport Touring w/SS Conduit ............. 725.00 engine, headlight & taillight wires. 1929 S116................................................................ 615.00 1952 DB2 Drop Head Coupe ................................. 1932.00 1930 S40, 50, 60 ..................................................... 390.00 Late 1952-53 DB2 Drop Head Coupe Battery to Starter Cable ........................................ 42.00 Headlts. Harness on Driver Side-Gen./Starter 1931 S50, 60, 80, 90 ............................................... 390.00 on Passenger Side.......................................... 2028.00 1932 S50, 60, 80, 90 ............................................... 674.00 1955 DB2/4 Mark I Drop Head Coupe .................. 2028.00 1933 S50, 60, 80, 90 ............................................... 809.00 1 YnZ’s Yesterdays Parts (909) 798-1498 Includes: Metal Fuse Holders and - 51, 56C, 56S, 57, 59 ............ 418.00 GM Twist Lock Connectors, As Original. - 61, 61S, 66 ........................... 418.00 1934 S40 .................................................................. 878.00 - 71, 76C, 76S ........................ 418.00 1934-35 S50 ............................................................ 900.00 - 51C, 71C, 79 ........................ 474.00 1934-35 S60, 90 ..................................................... 900.00 Courtesy Lt. Harness - S51, 61, 71 ..................... 116.00 1935 S40 .................................................................. 878.00 1942 S40, 50 ** 1936 S40 .............................................................. 1073.00 Main Harness .................................................... 1196.00 1936 S60, 80, 90 .................................................. 1084.00 Taillight Harness - S46 ....................................... 418.00 - S51 ...................................... 637.00 NOTE: Main harness includes: engine, under dash, park 1942 S70 ** & headlights w/bucket wires, clock & glove box & turn Main Harness .................................................... 1196.00 signals wires . Taillight harness includes body & Taillight Harness - 71S ....................................... 637.00 taillight bucket wires. Body plugs are included 1942 S90 ** with main and taillight harnesses for 1937-48. Taillight Harness - Limo ...................................... 646.00 1937 S40, 50, 60, 80, 90 Divider Window Harness .................................... 214.00 Main Harness ...................................................... 967.00 1946 S40, 50 ** Taillight Harness - 46 (Business Coupe) ............ 305.00 State: Stick Shift or Dynaflow. 41, 44S, 46C, 46S, 47 ......... 336.00 Main Harness .................................................... 1196.00 - 61, 66C, 66S, 67 .................. 336.00 Taillight Harness – 46S-4407 ............................. 563.00 - 80C, 81, 91 .......................... 356.00 - 56C, 56S............................... 418.00 Running Board Antenna (All Series) ................... 272.00 - 51S ....................................... 637.00 Power Seat, Window & Top - 56C ...................... 469.00 Starter to Hydro-Pump Cable ............................... 77.00 **1938-1952 BATTERY CABLES** 1946 S70 ** Battery to Starter Cable ........................ 36.00 State: Stick Shift or Dynaflow. Battery to Ground Strap ........................ 33.00 Main Harness .................................................... 1196.00 Taillight Harness - 76C, 76S ............................... 418.00 1938 S40, 50, 60, 80, 90 ** - 71S ....................................... 637.00 Main Harness ...................................................... 967.00 Power Seat, Window & Top - 76C ...................... 469.00 Taillight Harness - 41, 46C, 46S, 47 ................... 356.00 Starter to Hydro-Pump Cable ............................... 77.00 - 61, 66C, 66S, 67 ................... 356.00 1947 S40, 50 ** - 80C, 81, 91 ........................... 369.00 State: Stick Shift or Dynaflow. Running Board Antenna (All Series) ................... 272.00 Main Harness .................................................... 1196.00 1939 S40, 60, 80, 90 ** Taillight Harness - 56C, 56S ............................... 445.00 Main Harness* .................................................. 1043.00 - 51S ....................................... 637.00 *Original Headlight Switch Terminals Must Be Provided - 59 Estate Wagon .................. 563.00 *Add $25.00 For Non-Original Turn Signals on Fenders Power Seat, Window & Top - 56C ...................... 469.00 Taillight Harness - 41, 41C, 46C, 46S ................ 418.00 Starter to Hydro-Pump Cable ............................... 77.00 - 61, 66C, 66S ........................ 418.00 1947 S70 ** - 81, 81C, 91 .......................... 418.00 State: Stick Shift
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