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Chris - what you need to do is get a sheet of plywood, some good open barrel crimpers, and more than enough terminals, and connectors only as needed for the wires.
Lay out the original on one side of the board, and the generic one on the other. Then make the generic one look like the original. It can be a family project, like a jigsaw puzzle.

There's some good posts in the electrical forum about how to do this, how to make the crimps, etc.
Hardest part for you will be if there is a need for some insulation color that's not common. If there's no marine supply stores near you, you may have to order from a specialty company to avoid bying 250' spool.

If you can't find the right color wire, you can always rattle can spray paint it...

I use markers to make the stripe on the wires with 'tracer' wires...

NAPA around here used to have a nice selection of different color wires and terminals, but got rid of their electrical stand a few years back...

Menards or other home improvement stores may carry some colors of wire and will be the cheapest for the bigger rolls... If you are going to do a complete wire job, it's best to stock up on the different colors that you will need...