Just as the title says.
My usual source for semi-bulk wiring (
HFE Electronics) permanently
closed with nothing more than a piece of paper on the storefront stating "auction, today only!" Unfortunately, I have no idea how long ago that was.

I was so upset that day that I just went home and went into my shop without a word to my fiance. My forays into the discovery of electronics just got that much harder.
On the plus side, I found a new source a month later downtown in the heart of the city, which subsequently causes prices to be a little higher than what I would like to pay. I'd pay those prices if I needed something
now or if I wasn't sure what part I wanted to buy and try out one or two of the components. But if I have an idea of what I want to get, I'd rather pay less and get more.
Anyone got a bead on a source of straight wire? Like if I was repairing a harness or something? I know of Mouser which is expensive as hell (minimum 100ft for 22awg and they only have one wire for that) and it has the option for "stranding" (I think I know what it means but how do I interpret that option?). Digikey has 100' options starting at $30 some odd dollars for the PVC jacket and up for the PTFE and Silicon jackets. But they ask for things like jacket thickness (how do I figure that?).
When HFE was still around, I would just take the remains of my harness to them. Compare the wire I have to the wire they had until I found a match in the awg I needed. Buying things online requires I know a few more details I don't quite understand. Not to mention I don't really have a good source of wiring that don't require me to buy 1000' of wire at a time. 25' sounds more reasonable for my consumption levels. 50' might be pushing it.
Anybody got advice/ideas?