Fusebox wire harness help

[Shizimp]

I'm hoping for some help here - I have a 1986 F150 that needs a new fusebox wire harness.  The truck has automatic windows, doors, AC, auto transmission & 4X4, and it's carbureted.  Of these features; what is needed when looking for a replacement wire harness?  I've spent alot of time looking for a truck with the exact same as I've listed, and can't find it.

I don't want to get into splicing wires; my mechanic has let me know that the labor associated would be more expensive than just finding the part.  Same with the after market parts; they require lots of pigtailing.  I'm not undermining my mechanic; just want to make sure we're on the right path and there aren't any other cost effective alternatives.  Thanks in advance for the help.  

[ArdWrknTrk]

Harnesses (harnii, as Gary would say) are pretty modular.
Optional modules like interior lighting group, power windows and locks, etc.. just plug in to the 'base' harness.
You'll obviously find a different harness in diesels because there's no ignition at all, but there are glow plug relays and warning lights + dual batteries.

So, you're looking for a non-brittle fuse panel with the harness attached?
Or your mechanic is going to try and re-pin your panel without crumbling it to bits?
There are three connector at the fuseblock: 1960, 1961 & 1962..

[ArdWrknTrk]

Which harness do you want?

[Shizimp]

Thanks - I need the fusebox wire harness according to my mechanic.  If the truck is 4X4; does it need a fusebox wire harness from another 4X4?  Same question on carbureated vs fuel injected.  Thanks!

[ArdWrknTrk]

I just showed you, there are THREE wiring harness that connect to the Fuse panel.

Your mechanic needs to tell you which one.

[ArdWrknTrk]

Let's start with, What is the problem you're trying to repair?

Then maybe one of us can figure out which one you need.

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