Original electrical Model A Ford wire flag terminals...

[31Tudor]

Unfortunately I ordered a wiring harness for a fine point car from Sacramento Vintage and the ends were not correct. They were the improper flag end, like the one that Jim shows in his picture. Not like the proper one that is showed in Jim and Marcos picture. I am not really sure what happened with mine, I know some people swear by theirs, but it did not work for me. I had another one made from Tyree Harris.

[P.S.]

Apparently, nobody wants to call Sacramento Vintage Ford and insist they sell you their authentic terminals. OK, perhaps you prefer to buy from Snyder's. If that is the case, here you go-




http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/flag-terminal

[ericr]

is it not possible to slightly open up the one bend on the Snyder terminal to accommodate the insulated wire?

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by P.S.

Tom,

Sacramento Vintage Ford makes the flag terminals that look almost exactly like the originals. They are not in their catalog, you have to call and kind of insist.

When I did the nearly fine-point Tudor's wiring, I acquired a small baggy of them from Sac Vintage for a few bucks. The only difference I see between them and the originals is the material thickness. Undetectable once installed.

Can you please provide us a photo of SVF's terminal as you did with Snyders? (Yes, I have Snyders and Brattons and both are the same). If you have any spares?

Thanks P. S.

Pluck

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by ericr

is it not possible to slightly open up the one bend on the Snyder terminal to accommodate the insulated wire?

That is the problem...the "bend" needed to cover the wire is to short in length.

Pluck

[31Tudor]

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I hear what you are saying, but it is to bad that when I explained to them that I needed a full set of wiring for a "Fine Point Restoration", I got all the wiring with the wrong flag ends. I guess I didn't, "insist", which I wish I knew I had to. I just assumed that when I said I need it for a Fine Point I would have gotten it correct.

Originally Posted by P.S.

Apparently, nobody wants to call Sacramento Vintage Ford and insist they sell you their authentic terminals. OK, perhaps you prefer to buy from Snyder's. If that is the case, here you go-




http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/flag-terminal

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by 31Tudor

I hear what you are saying, but it is to bad that when I explained to them that I needed a full set of wiring for a "Fine Point Restoration", I got all the wiring with the wrong flag ends. I guess I didn't, "insist", which I wish I knew I had to. I just assumed that when I said I need it for a Fine Point I would have gotten it correct.

That is what I did but instead of getting 16 Gauge wire...I got 12 Gauge wire...All wrong so I went to Mr. Tyree Harris and got the right wiring and harnes made correctly to Ford Specs according to the Part Drawing for the 1928 wiring system. The only thing I had to do was to cut the ends to the correct specs and solder the original clips to the wire. Now I am down to needing two clips and hopefully have them coming my way.


Pluck

[Mike V. Florida]

How do these look and can they be made to work?

[Tom Wesenberg]

Originally Posted by Mike V. Florida

How do these look and can they be made to work?

Those would be ideal. What is the hole size?

[Mike V. Florida]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

Those would be ideal. What is the hole size?

Don't know but (ready to moan?) Mac's has them.

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by Mike V. Florida

How do these look and can they be made to work?

Thanks Mike...Perfect...will have to check them out.

Pluck

[msmaron]

Originally Posted by P.S.

Apparently, nobody wants to call Sacramento Vintage Ford and insist they sell you their authentic terminals. OK, perhaps you prefer to buy from Snyder's. If that is the case, here you go-




http://www.snydersantiqueauto.com/flag-terminal

The problem is when you tell SVF fine point wiring, they still do not do it correctly and then you have to go back and direct them on what you want. That is the reason most of us in fine point use Tyree, he is perfect in every aspect of what he does and needs not to be told anything about what type of restoration. His wiring is always spot on.

[Tom Wesenberg]

Mark, where is Tyree located?
I'm wondering if that's the wiring guy I met at the Studebaker national meet last year.

[msmaron]

Originally Posted by Tom Wesenberg

Mark, where is Tyree located?
I'm wondering if that's the wiring guy I met at the Studebaker national meet last year.

Wiring Harness By Tyree Harris
Company Information
2693 Crewsville Rd
Bumpass, VA, 23024 United States
(804) 556-5200

[Bill Cilker]

Steve
Please let us know if the connectors that Mac's has are correct.
Thanks

[Steve Plucker]

Originally Posted by Bill Cilker

Steve
Please let us know if the connectors that Mac's has are correct.
Thanks

Hope to see you this Saturday at Turlock...

Pluck