<VV> Wiring harnesses

[Joe West]

I hope you don't actually sell these dune buggies and drag cars with old
used brittle wiring in them.  Sheesh... Talk about a really BAD idea; let's
take an old wiring harness and put it in vehicles that are subject to more
shock than a "normal" vehicle (assuming of course that you use the dune
buggies on dunes and the drag cars on the strip).

I wouldn't recommend that anybody "save money" by using old wiring
harnesses.

Joe West

On 1/19/05 7:25 PM, "Clark Hartzel" <chartzel@comcast.net> wrote:

> The vast majority seem to believe that all Corvairs need new wiring.  I will
> be the dissenter here (it figures, I'm a Libertarian and don't vote for
> Republicans or Democrats).  I have owned, driven, raced and scrapped
> Corvairs for 43 years and I have never replaced a wiring harness unless it
> was damaged in an accident.  In fact, before I throw away a rusty hulk, I
> keep the long main harness and reuse the wires in my dune buggies and drag
> cars.  You guys are spending way too much money!
> Clark Hartzel
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