I need help

[Motorhead350]

I am looking for assistance for putting my Painless wiring system in my 65 Chevy. Labor was going to be over $1,500 :eek: and I would rather do it with someone I know, but I didn't have the time. If someone would like to help me with this in a weekend with me or can do it for a lot less, I will pay you for it. I am picking up the truck next week so if you'd like to help me let me know because I really wanted this thing on the road this year... looks like The Dream Cruise will not happen, but maybe sometime before summer is over.

Thanks.

[Haggis]

When I read the tittle I thought of something completely different and was going to tell you that Dr. Ruth is not avaible at this time.

[jimlam56]

When I read the tittle I thought of something completely different and was going to tell you that Dr. Ruth is not avaible at this time.

Maybe Dr. Phil?

[Stranger in the Black Sedan]

What harness are you using, a universal painless kit? Every single wire is labeled and they provide you instructions. I installed a TPI fuel injection conversion harness into my 2nd gen Camaro and anyone could have done it, with the labeled wires and directions being as good as they were.

[Blackened300a]

When I saw the title I thought Dom was finally getting himself on track and taking the first step by admitting that he has a problem. :D

My friend did a painless wiring set-up on a T-bucket. Its pretty straight forward and easy to do, just time consuming. The only issue we had was getting the blinkers to work individually. It was something to do with the brake switch. Otherwise its cut and dry.

[KillJoy]

I will install it for you this weekend.

$1400 + expenses.

:up:

KillJoy

[justbob]

$1399.00 plus food!

[Blk Mamba]

$750 plus travel expenses for me and my helper.

[Motorhead350]

I actually found someone to do it in exchange for the 350 Chevy Engine. Thanks though! :D