70 GTX hood turn indicator parts

Does anyone have a part # for the wire with the brass socket or know where I can purchase one??

Krusin moon sells them here: http://www.krusinmoons.com/reproductionproducts.html

Thank you!

That's where I got mine. Nice quality, but brace yourself for sticker shock

I managed to repair the one with the broken wire.

Does anyone know where to wire these into? seems there would be a small harness to come off those lights (I bought them from kruis'in, years ago) could locate a wire diagram for them or how they were routed?

There is a plug on the front light harness near the master cyl. They have flat spade terminals. There is an adapter harness that plugs into that plug and goes toward center of car with the round plugs that go the the bulb wires.

I rewired my entire car from scratch when I swapped in the 5.7 so mine is nothing like what stock was.

No biggee..
EZ to tap into the turn signal leads (bulkhead connector) that drive the left & right turn lites..
On my 70 RR, I pulled the bulkhead connector and popped out the respective tab terminals. Made new leads that had an additional wire with a female bullet connector in parallel. Plugged the bulkhead connector back in and plugged the male bullet connectors from the hood lites. If U need to know the actual terminal and wire color, post back and I will dig it out for U...

Just my $0.02...

Thank you Sinatro!, if you don't mind digging it out that would be great please, and too much if I asked you to post a pic of there harness run. Thank you, I have always wanted these to work ecspecially since I have the air grabber hood.

OK..
Looking at the (3) bulkhead connectors. Coming out of the middle 1 , U will find all of the front lighting wires. Look for the Black wire with a thin Tan trace this is the Right Turn signal hot. The Left Turn signal hot is the Black wire with a thin Green trace. To double check U can use a small test lamp or multimeter to verify, hit the turn signal switch and look for the switching ON/OFF 12V.

Next pull back the bulkhead connector and using a small pointed awl tool U can slide out the terminal from the bulkhead making it easier to solder the 2nd wire to it.

I hope that helps..

Just my $0.02...

Greatly thank you