Any of you gearheads around Cobb county up for helping a 16 year old finish his hot rod?

[NWSharpshooter]

My 16 year old nephew has been working in a 1990 Nissan 240sx for the past year. It’s heavily modified, right hand drive.

When he bought it, it ran but it had a fuel cell and the body had some bad rust. He has spent the last year swapping the body, getting it road ready.

Currently he is stuck on wiring. He’s trying to get his wiring harness all plugged in. He’s having problems reading the diagram. He’s got the engine & transmission physically in place. He’s connected the drive shaft and exhaust. He’s stuck on wiring. Once he’s got that in place, he can connect hoses, install radiator, etc.

Anyone with the ability to read the digram and lend a hand? His dad has been trying to help, but like me he isn’t much of a gear head so outside of oil changes, brakes, maybe a water pump way back when, he is not in his element.

They are willing to pay. He just needs a little help/guidance to get things rolling again. After the last year of him doing things I would never have attempted, it sad to see him so discouraged.

The car is in a nice dry garage over in Kennesaw city limits.

 

[Paddlee30]

We can do that wiring no problem ! Electrical is our specialty!! We just swapped and turbo charged a Nissan 240 motor and put it in a old Mitsubishi truck (sleeper). Among many other swaps and race cars, give me a call at 404 409-5984.

 

[Comanche]

Don’t use original
Wiring.
Go with a good aftermarket.
I like the EZ WIRING KITS.
Affordable and his as good as the high dollar stuff.

 

[drewga11]

I'd be willing to give a look if I was a bit closer, but I'm nowhere near an expert mechanic and don't get over that way very much.