Recommendations for shops in Connecticut/1936 Ford

[mtelow]

I'm looking for a good shop to do some wiring on my 1936 Ford Roadster. It's been converted to 12 volt with a new wiring harness, but they opted to put an ignition key under the dash along with lights and horn button. I would like to go back to the stock locations on the steering column. I'm terrible at wiring. It would be great to find someone who's fair and really knows these Fords. Thanks....

 

[KiWinUS]

RonnieRoadster = ron sangiovani
he is on the F/Barn

 

[Charlie Stephens]

My advice would be to buy a wiring loom and do it yourself. Check the archives for who makes good looms. If you farm it out be sure they use a prefabricated, color coded, wiring loom.

Charlie Stephens

 

[51 MERC-CT]

Suspect that there is a reason that you have separate switches.
Unless you have all the original components (switches and operating parts) in place any purchase of wiring looms is a waste of time.