Vintage Connections , electrical .

The little brother to the CA160 in our family of Hondas
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kartgreen
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Vintage Connections , electrical .

Post by kartgreen »

Found this company on another forum ,www. Vintage Connections .com , and they have a great selection of vintage style electrical wiring components for rewiring motorcycles . Placed an order today , should see them next week .
ByTheLake
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Post by ByTheLake »

Looks interesting, thanks. Wish I knew of them before I started my restoration. I'll bookmark them for future reference.
1911tex
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Post by 1911tex »

What I like about this group, is that the majority of folks like to keep the Benly as original as the age will allow. It is hard and expensive to go the original route, but IMO, it is well justified.
Smithers
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Post by Smithers »

Ah nice! Look at all those new shiny connectors in those kits. That would be awesome to have on the shelf. Looks like a good source. Thanks for the info.
comp_wiz101
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Post by comp_wiz101 »

The won't ship to Canada anymore :(
Larzfromarz
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Post by Larzfromarz »

I'm sure somebody here could be a middle man for our Canadian brother...
Larzfromarz
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Post by Larzfromarz »

These guys have been on my radar for awhile now (I'd like to do reproduction harnesses)- I'd wonder how many of use could use some of their stuff. I know we aren't a huge group but has anyone here considered trying to do "group buys" for perhaps a discount. I've seen it successfully done in other venues- wondering if it could benefit us?
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