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Monaros, Toranas and anything else with a V8 in the front of it. Full looms, ignition systems, gauges and the fiddly bits nobody else wants to chase down.

Scott runs S.S. Mobile Auto Electrics out of Ipswich. One day it is a full loom in a Monaro, the next it is solar on a caravan or a brake controller in a new 4WD. He brings the workshop to you, and he does not leave until you know how the thing works.
Auto electrical is a broad trade and most sparkies pick a lane. Scott works both ends of it: the museum piece with a blown V8 in the shed, and the family Prado that needs a brake controller before the school holidays.
Monaros, Toranas and anything else with a V8 in the front of it. Full looms, ignition systems, gauges and the fiddly bits nobody else wants to chase down.
Dropping an LS into something that never came with one? Scott builds the relay and fuse panels behind it, labelled properly, so thermo fans, fuel pump and EFI all behave.
Blown, injected, strapped into a chassis with no bodywork on it yet. Looms routed and secured for a car that gets shaken a lot harder than a road car.
Solar on the roof, lithium under the bed, an inverter and a monitor you can actually read. Set up so you know what you have got left before it runs out.
DC-DC chargers, fused distribution and switch panels wired into the canopy or the tub. Tidy enough that the next person to open it can follow what you did.
Redarc Tow-Pro supplied and fitted, moved across when you change vehicles, and dashcams front and rear. Set up, tested, and explained before he leaves.

Old Holdens were never wired for what people put in them now. Scott builds the looms that make a modern engine live happily in a 1960s body: relays where they belong, fuses you can get at, and labels so the next person is not guessing.
He fits MSD ignition, wires up Wilwood setups, and does the same job on race chassis where the loom has to survive a lot more shaking than a road car ever sees.

“Scott is very professional and does a very neat and tidy job. Nothing is too hard and is very affordable for his quality workmanship.”
Dean WallaceGoogle review, December 2025Solar on the roof, lithium under the bed, an inverter for the things that need 240V and a monitor that tells you honestly what is left. Scott has been doing caravan solar for years, and the same thinking goes into a 4WD canopy: DC-DC charger, fused distribution, a switch panel you can read in the dark.
He also supplies and fits Redarc Tow-Pro brake controllers, and will move one across when you change tow vehicles rather than sell you a second one.



Awesome job installing dashcam front and rear. I was lucky to get him the same day I rang! Made sure I knew how to use the app as well. Thank you.
Couldn't recommend Scott highly enough. Punctual, professional, highly skilled and at a very reasonable price. Thank you Scott.
I will only use S.S. Mobile Auto Electrics. Scott is very professional and does a very neat and tidy job. Nothing is too hard and is very affordable for his quality workmanship. Highly recommend Scott for all your auto electrical needs. 5 stars all round. Thanks so much for your help again mate.
Scott installed solar panels on our caravan. The wait time is very reasonable and Scott does very good work. We have used Scott a few times now and are always happy with the work performed. Highly recommend Scott
I have used Scott twice now for service work on two vehicles, including supply and install of Redarc Electric Brake Controller and 2 years later, removing it and installing in new vehicle as well as running additional 12V outlet off a VSR for campervan connection, via Anderson plug at the towbar.




No call centre, no rotating team, no being handed to an apprentice. When you ring S.S. Mobile Auto Electrics you speak to the person who is going to do the work, and he turns up with the van.
The reviews go back to 2020, and the same names keep coming back: one customer had him do work on two different vehicles, then had a brake controller moved across two years later. Another has used him a few times for caravan work. That is usually the giveaway with a trade, whether people call again.
He works Monday to Thursday out of Ipswich and travels to the vehicle. If you are not sure whether something is his sort of job, ring and ask. He will tell you straight either way.
Ringing is quickest, especially if it is something that has stopped you driving. Otherwise leave the details below and he will get back to you.
Based at shop 2/106 Brisbane St, Ipswich QLD 4305, and mobile across Ipswich and the surrounding areas. The van comes to the car, the caravan or the shed.