Courtesy Door Light Switches

[Nick68]

I went to install the courtesy door switches in my 68 fastback project on the weekend. When I opened the pack there were 2 very cheap and nasty looking white plastic switches. They had an unusual looking small 2 pin female connectors on the back. My questions are:

1) is there a better looking alternative? any recommendations on where to buy or what might fit a 68 mustang?

2) what are the connectors called that go in the back of the switches - do they have a name? any suggestions on where to get the pig tails?

Many Thanks
Nick

[hybrid]

You might be able to use some earlier ones. Mine just use bullet connectors from memory.

[soc123_au]

You can get chrome ones that look nicer sold to suit a 65/66. They fit a 68 no problems.

[ACTstanglover]

You can get chrome ones that look nicer sold to suit a 65/66. They fit a 68 no problems.

Where can you get them from

[hybrid]

Scott Drake has them, so you should be able to get them at any SD dealer.

http://www.cjponyparts.com/scott-drake- ... /p/HW1652/

And in the pic below, the chrome appears to come pre-chipped!

[DD289]

Scott Drake has them, so you should be able to get them at any SD dealer.

http://www.cjponyparts.com/scott-drake- ... /p/HW1652/

And in the pic below, the chrome appears to come pre-chipped!

Yeah they look really shithouse!!!

[xpconnor]

The chrome on those repop ones looks shit. I would paint the ones you have, then you can do it in any colour you like. They even have chrome look paint in a pressure pack that comes out better than that.

[Glenn]

I recently purchased a set of chrome ones from ebay they were good, this is the link, looks long but I tested it and it goes there. otherwise I have a brand new scott drake white pair for sale, I actually have a few 68 parts that I purchased and didn't end up using including tmi custom door panels, bumper bars, gt exhaust tips, Shelby side scoops, cables, etc...if you are after any other parts give me a list i'll see if I have them. 0408511160

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1964-1967-Fo ... true&rt=nc