74 power wagon dream truck...

I’m doing some wiring now on my truck. I’m not too great at it. But it is very slow going. I use non insulated terminals and that heat shrink with the glue in it from Harbor Freight. It works pretty good.

I use wire and terminals made by Noble, usually available at commercial/industrial shops, hydraulic hose&fitting suppliers. It’s US made, but it’s a touch better than what you get at the auto parts stores. Not nearly as good as an SXL type automotive wire though.

I did a lengthy search a couple years ago to find reasonably priced automotive grade wire. Waytek was the best bargain.
I can't say enough about how impressed I am with this cheap Speedmaster 20 circuit wiring kit. The wire seems very thick and solid... Relatively well marked..
Some of the color coding is a bit off and the instructions are extremely generic but if you know what you're doing or have done this kind of work before it's not too tough to figure out but it does take a bit of thinking... And I do prefer this for a custom application over the American Auto wires that I've installed for customers as it doesn't have the bulkheads which is yet another place for a fire to start LOL..
I found there's so much extra wire even with a truck that I'm using the leftover strands to wire other things...