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Anyone know of a place that carries this wire and connectors?

A good place to start isynzyesterdaysparts.com

Gar

Wire is wire unless your looking for something specific. Wire is always measured in gauge, not voltage. But 6v system are usually large garage as they carry higher amperage usually.

YnZ carries bulk wire and connectors.

How much are you looking for? I recently purchased a small partial spool of NOS Packard Tr.No.56 braided 10 gauge. Not looking to get rid of it but if you are looking for a short run and it matches what you want let me know and I'll see if I can help out.

There are vendors with complete harnesses for your car such as Potomac Packards and Harnesses Unlimited, and others.

Brillman in Virginia has precisely what you want. Tell John Fred Hill and Mike Scott in Lafayette and Walnut Creek, CA, among many others, referred you. John can supply whatever you require, or make up a complete set using tinned solid copper 7mm Packard 440 (AC Delco) Spark Plug Wire.

Yes, that Packard, GM buying Packard Electric, Warren, OH in 1932.
Prompt shipping, reasonable prices. I also got Raja terminals for a pittance:

John knows Packards:

The Brillman Company
2328 Pepper Rd.
Mt. Jackson, VA 22842-2445

Toll free: 888-274-5562
Phone: 540-477-4112
Fax: 540-477-2980

brillman.com/

But for a complete wiring harness, Joe above's right. I used one from Harnesses Unlimited in my '40 One-Twenty, and Potomac Packard in my '47 Super Clipper. Both firms provided equal quality. But imagine prices have gone up since 1974 and 1987.

Thanks guys I placed an order with Ynz parts for some wire and connectors probably more wire than I need but the price was reasonable and if I ever need more I can go to the trunk of my car to get it (where I will store the wire).

Thanks guys I placed an order with Ynz parts for some wire and connectors probably more wire than I need but the price was reasonable and if I ever need more I can go to the trunk of my car to get it (where I will store the wire).