Wiring Harness Cover

[HAN8L1965]

Hello All,

I have not seen this in any of the postings so here I go. Is there some place you can by the fabric harness cover? My wiring is in great shape but a lot of the cover is shot. Would prefer not to use plastic.

Working hard to bring my 65 back to life and look proud.

Mark

 

[spritenut]

I use hockey stick wrap available from any sporting goods store. 1.5 rolls does it. it comes in a 3 roll pack.

 

[mccalebr]

Spritenut...you may just have to go into business, as a reseller.

You see, there are those of us...some here in Georgia...that have never seen a hockey stick, much less wrap for one /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif

Ray

 

[HAN8L1965]

I was trying to keep a little of the original look.

 

[piman]

Mark,

if you are talking about fabric covered looms, then this is machine done and cannot be wrapped. You need to buy a new loom to keep the original look.
Personally I would just wrap it with loom tape, (which is non adhesive pvc tape).

Alec

 

[19Sprite65]

Please let us know what you end up doing; my harness also is in fairly good shape except for the rotten/missing fabric, and I too want the original style look. Can't afford a new harness. I'm over in the Picktown area, by the way.

 

[HAN8L1965]

We ought to try to get together and compare notes, I live in Lewis Center.

Mark

 

[RonMacPherson]

here in Hawaii, Napa sells a loom cover that is cloth outer which appears a lot nicer than the plastic crinkle tube. Might wanna stop by a Napa store and look in their catalog. I know it is being used by big truckers at this day and age.

 

[Bugeye58]

I just looked up the loom cover at my NAPA store.
It's actually in the Belden catalog.
"Asphalt coated fabric loom cover".
Part numbers:
1/4"----------737101
3/8"----------737103
1/2"----------737104
5/8"----------737105
3/4"----------737106

Hope this helps a bit.
Jeff

 

[RonMacPherson]

Over here it's on a Riley, corarri, going onto a 328, on a 69 el camino, that I know of. Looks very nice.