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electrical drawing midstates
I'm also an owner of a Midstates 1991 427S/C Cobra from New Mexico.
I just have imported the cobra and it is in my posession for 2 weeks now and I'm in search of the electrical drawing of this type of car, is it posible that anywon can help me with this? Please help. Greatings oranjevan |
contact Dana at Shell Valley they own Midstate now and he will point you in the right direction
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When my midstates was built in 1992, the harness was custom made for the vehicle(not like rollers delivered today). You may have to ask the builder if he made a schematic.
You have to recall that things in the kit business were way different back then. Most folks actually built the cars, rather than buying a completed roller. BTW Bob Kallio is still in charge of the Midstates portion of the business (now owned by Shell Valley) and can be reached by phone at Midstates. |
New Mexico cobras !
Hi Oranjevan,
My Midstates was built in Santa Fe in 1989- No idea who the original builder was-- Really decent build- EXCEPT for one tiny thing-EVERY WIRE IN THE ENTIRE CAR IS YELLOW ! And no diagram or numbers on the wires. Trouble shooting is a week long event. I've owned it for going on nine years now and have gotten most of it sorted out. I wonder if the same guy built both of them. The previous owner of mine said the guy built two of them. Larry G. |
I am the 3rd owner of my Midstates and it was originally purchased in '87, the 2nd owner actually built the car and the harness he used was from a company called Perfect Performance Products which is now better known as Painless. That harness had a set of schematics but they were not laid out for the Cobra. It was for a generic hot rod. I contacted Painless to see if they had anything better in their archives but we had no success. The harness number is DSM-301. If you can determine if you have the same item as we do, we would be will to provide you with copies of what we have, such that it is. I will tell you that the harness is designed around using a GM steering column wiring design, so if you don't have that column, this most likely won't work for you.
Mike |
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