TheHoundsman
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Searching for My Dad's 1979 Chevy Suburban
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TheHoundsman
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TheHoundsman
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PrairieDrifter
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Just fix what's there. Doesn't look too terrible.
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I agree with @PrairieDrifter looks serviceable.
Now, that isn’t to say that a new harness would be a bad idea or anything like that. But it appears to be mostly intact.
Either way you go, I would make some considerations first, stuff like what radio you might plan on using, gauges, if you are going to keep those aftermarket ones or seek an oe style cluster. That way you can get everything sorted or prepared for what you want and be able to avoid having to redo something later.
Now, that isn’t to say that a new harness would be a bad idea or anything like that. But it appears to be mostly intact.
Either way you go, I would make some considerations first, stuff like what radio you might plan on using, gauges, if you are going to keep those aftermarket ones or seek an oe style cluster. That way you can get everything sorted or prepared for what you want and be able to avoid having to redo something later.
TheHoundsman
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Thanks this is the stuff I simple don’t know.
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