68/69 1968/1969 Ford/fairlane/torino/gt/cobra/ranchero Hood Scoop Wiring Ass'y! on 2040-parts.com
Hutchinson, Minnesota, United States
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YOUR BIDDING ON A ORIGINAL USED RARE WIRING HARNESS ASS'Y (COMPLETE) FOR THE NON-RAM AIR HOOD SCOOP THAT HAS THE TURN SIGNALS IN THE SCOOP. WILL FIT 1968-1969 FORD FAIRLANE's, TORINO's, GT's, COBRA's, RANCHERO's, RANCHERO GT's & MAY WORK FOR MUSTANG's THAT HAVE THE NON-RAM AIR SCOOP TOO. THIS HARNESS GOES & PLUGS INTO THE TURN SIGNALS HARNESS UNDER THE HOOD & THEN RUNS TO THE FIRE WALL & THEN TO THE TWO BULB SOCKETS IN THE SCOOP. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAW A WIRING HARNESS FOR THE HOOD SCOOP THAT WAS THIS COMPLETE. PERFECT FOR THAT ONE LAST ITEM YOU NEED FOR YOUR RESTORATAION PROJECT. THANKS FOR LOOKING. GOOD LUCK BIDDING.
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