For those who love to revitalize vintage vehicles, chances are an electrical system update is going to be on the list of things to do. At one time replacing frayed, broken, and missing sections of a wiring harness or adding additional circuits meant a trip to the parts store for a spool of wire and some crimp connectors. However, if you’ve ever dealt with an old car that had a “rat’s nest” electrical system with a bunch of circuits all made from the same color wire, then you know the problems that can create, particularly when trying to trace a circuit. A better, safer, and much easier-to-install alternative
