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Source for 40's era NOS flag terminals?
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Is there a source of NOS or 100% correct reproduction terminals?

The flag terminals in the 40's are vastly different than whats available today. I dropped $1200 on a 'perfect reproduction' harness and all the terminal ends are modern. Needless to say I am slowly moving the old terminals to the new harness because the 'perfect reproduction' looks like hell.

So, anyone have a source?

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Try ynzyesterdaysparts.com . They have a lot of period correct wiring and accessories. Good luck.

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Re: Source for 40's era NOS flag terminals?
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Not even close frown

40's GM flag terminals were somewhat unique... like the use of clutch head screws.
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Tried there also... none of the online places (over 20 at last count) that I looked at had anything remotely proper. I found ONE place that did, but they only had one size (it was a Ford Model A vendor).

Even at Hershey last year I looked for electrical parts and they only had modern parts.

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