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Update: After some work it looks like it's the wiring for the lights, wipers, and rear window are they only things that got damaged. The car now cranks from the key, now I just need to get this dumb carburetor to cooperate.

Probably going to give this a go Jiaying 18-Way Fuse Box Holder 30A Per Circuit with LED Indicator for Automotive Car Boat Marine SUV ... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VP9GDR9/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_4oiEEbV7PWE67

If I don't anything I'm going to modern blade fuses. The car is factory AC, power windows, power seats, and power rear window. I also plan on doing a sniper EFI system, digital gauge cluster, and modern stereo.

What would you use for a new fuse books if you started from scratch?

Who hurt you? Just remember it's not your fault

Mine, unfortunately, is all but a complete write off. Pervious owner hacked it up so bad the car seriously should have caught on fire. You can see on page two were a wire burned completely through the ignition switch connector

Thoughts on a scale of 1-10 with 1 bring a good idea and 10 being my car will burst into flames even with a pro install 1963 - 1974 Dodge Mopar Wire Harness Upgrade Kit fits painless new compact fuse | eBay

Thanks so much guys. Just needed to know they're called Packard terminal and now I can find them

I've don't plenty of googling and digging around sites like Summit and Amazon. No luck with a connector that does already have a wire

Does anyone know where I can these single blade connectors new? Closed thing I've are HEI connectors with a clip that cost $10 each. Really don't want to splice new wire on to the old ones are use basic cheap blade connectors

Some people just can't understand that just because something is rare doesn't mean it's valuable

The plan right now is a combination of fiberglass wrapped in faux leather vinal and aluminum castings

And purest need not worry. Nothing in useable condition will be damaged, cut, or modified.

Most likely I'll get the generic Mopar wiring harness since I plan on running a digital dash and led lights all around anyway

Pretty sure it's black. Not sure if I want to go with a 50 year old wiring harness. I'll probably end up building a new one

Don't guess i can buy a new bare bulk head connector? That and single pin plugs are the only thing I can't find for a reasonable price

1970 Dodge Monaco 383 Only $800 and haven't found any major rust yet. Just a lot of neglect from the previous owner

If it's some minor changes (change some ends or lengthening some wire) I have no problem doing that

Forgot about that message was planing to fix but now it's hopeless

Can you do $100 shipped to 35474?