Here are some of the cool cars We have worked on.

This 63 Ranchero got a generator to alternator conversion and his headlights were flashing on and off.

Jon standing by his 63. We fixed a problem in the turn signals and the brake lights.

He was so happy to have them repaired as he and his band is to start a US tour the next day.

The band is going to take the 63 Wagon across the US, all the way to New York!

The Wiring Wizard bids Jon a bon fairwell and a safe trip while on tour!

This is Larry's 69 Chevelle. We wired up the front end and engine on this one.

Here I am rewiring the engine compartment of this 69 Pontac Firebird and installing some new relays for High Power headlights as well as a new fuse block.

Here is a 2000 Lincoln Navagator wiring harness. The customer wanted it stripped down so it only had the items he needed to run his Navigator engine and trans in his 1940 Packard truck.

Here is the completed harness 19 hours later.

This is Tony and his cute doggy. He has a 94 GMC Suburban that many places have tried to figure out why his brake lights keep blowing the fuse. The guys from Marlo's Frame & Alignment sent him to us. Thanks Guys! We found the short in the trailer hitch socket in a matter of minutes, repaired it and sent him and his puppy down the road of happiness!

This nice 67 Convertible belongs to John Gabledon. He needed his fog lights rewired. Look real hard and you will see the Wiring Wizards Apprentice (Greg) with his head under dash taking care of the finishing touches.

A happy Wiring Wizard shmoozing with the customer of that nice 67 Mustang.

This is Faith's 32 Hi Boy. We made a few repairs for her.

You can see more pictures of her car at her site;

http://www.myhiboy.com

We did some repairs on Billy's 29 "A" Chopped & Channeled Pick-up.

Skip's 1948 Ford coup. Fuelie conversion. Ford 5.0 HO EFI, EEC IV altered Ford Motorsports harness tied to a Ron Francis complete body harness. (My friend Raymond is standing next to Skip's car.)

This 1970 Chevelle belonged to Greg Hazlett. The Wiring Wizard is standing if front of his first TOTAL rewire.