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Mark from Illinois

Time for new wiring. Rhode Island Wiring shows wiring for most stepdowns other than 53 (!) for some reason. Anyone use their product for a 53? Any other suggestions. I have used Rhode Island for my 34 Dodge, and it was awesome.

RL Chilton

Should be identical to what they have listed for '51 & '52.

Hudson308

They may have mistakenly omitted the '53s somehow because of the Jet. I helped finish up the installation of a Rhode Island harness in "HornetSpecial"s '54 sedan. There were a few glitches that gave us fits, such as switching the length & connections for the starter solenoid vs. coil power (-), but they do make a beautiful original-looking harness.

Hudzilla

I have used their harnesses many times. Never any problems. There are some parts you can fab for yourself. I would buy the main dash harness and make all other wiring myself.

Nevada Hudson

Or you can try Y&Z wiring.

kamzack

Got mine from Naragansett Reproductions. Evrything fit perfectly, very clear instructions. Good communication from them. Good response to dummies like me who is easily confused. They are a family run business and have a website.
Just to give some more choices,
Kim

chopperchuck

any web site address?i'll be needing a wiring harness..i was gonna go with a Rebel Wiring harness for a street rod.

Tallent R

Rhode Island Wiring makes exact replacements and it comes with easy to follow directions.
Roger

nick s

RL Chilton wrote:

Should be identical to what they have listed for '51 & '52.

51 will be slightly different as the switches were moved in 52

having worked with both - unless they have changed, Y&Z is inferior to the rhode island product for two reasons: 1st they do not follow the hudson colors and second they are not clearly marked. both have quality wire, looms and terminations.

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