Anyone with experience in quality for americanautowire?

[keith4909]

Looking for the classic oem style rewire. Any positive or negative experiences? Thank you

[Drago]

My builder used American Autowire to replace all of the wiring in my 73 Challenger. No complaints 3 years later. And when I found he had wired my turn signals and parking lights backwards it was easy to fix since the wires had printed on them what they were for.

[Spork82]

Very nice stuff to work with, if you are doing it yourself buy the toolaid crimpers on eBay or amazon. Then just take your time. Very straight forward.

[ProTouring442]

I've used both AAW and Painless, and I liked the AAW much more than the Painless.

[keith4909]

The guy who is wiring it for me recommend the American auto wire. Looking to get rid of 50 plus years of dyi repairs. Thank you

[77thor]

I've bought several of American Autowire 'Factory Fit' harnesses...
excellent products. All OEM type connectors... They are just plug 'n play.

[csouth]

Go AAW.... Quality is great and their support is even better....

[CapSS92]

Another thumbs up for AAW. Used four of their kits and always been great in quality and build. Painless is ok but I would rather go with AAW.

Alex

[q67]

I have used American Auto wire quality is excellent. The instructions are also top notch

[H20cooled]

I used AAW setup in our 68 C10 and it worked great, I tried the cheap crimpers and had a lot of issues ended up buying the AAW ones and they worked a lot better.

[rich_fbodySS]

I've wired several cars with the AAW 22 Circuit Universal Kit....Easy to install, no problems. Used the factory bulkhead connectors...looks great.

-Rich