[69-Pace]

Try calling lectric limited and American Auto Wire

[MW67RS]

I called American Auto Wire and they said they didn't have anything. The guy I talked to recommended looking at pcsconnectors.com. I went to the website and found these. www.pcsconnectors.com/delphi_terminals.aspx

They look similar but don't know if they are the same.

Never heard of lectric limited. I will have to see if I can find them and give them a call.

[MW67RS]

Just doing some more looking online and found this site. Shows a picture about 1/2 way down that looks like my connector. http://www.rowand.net/shop/Tech/Auto...Connectors.htm

I think I will give them and try and find out. It appears that the 67 is different than the 68 and 69.

[flyingskibiker]

I have PCS bookmarked from other threads. Here is one of my links:
http://www.pcsconnectors.com/search.aspx?find=twin+lock

Though, I'm pretty sure I had it marked because those terminals are used in things like the turn signal switch, rear body harness, and center console... They look the same as what you've pictured. But...

[Vintage 68]

Those bulkhead connectors are the "TwinLock" design from Packard Industries ...

There was a thread eons ago that identified them and gave a source, but they've gone out-of-bus. or at least off-the-web according to a recent search - they sold them in bags of 10~12 for @$8

There are two common sizes in the connectors;
12/14 Ga = PCS #6288953
18/20 Ga = PCS #2973915

There's also a special Crimping Tool for them - it was expensive

[MW67RS]

Is the crimper necessary or can you use needlenose pliers and solder?

[Vintage 68]

I guess you 'could' ...
Heck I've seen a guy closing a crimp with a vise

But using the correct tool will give the best mechanical bond and assure the strain-relief is correctly locked on the insulation.
I have seen these crimpers in stores for under $20 (I know, a lot to spend for something you don't think you'll use often) - I bought mine years ago at a "Bargain" price of just under $100 ... and I've seen them for twice that on some sites ...
Crimps look like this -
I use mine more often that I would even thought, specially because they will do most of the GM and others Packard style connectors.
Maybe you can just check around with a few shops in your area a find a mechanic that would be willing to do the crimps for you after you've got everything ready for a few $$ - worth a try anyway.

[MW67RS]

I can't spend $100 for crimpers but could swing $20. Any idea where I could find a set of crimpers for close to $20?

[Vintage 68]

Well ... not the place I bought mine through, or this place - http://crimpsupply.com/packard-delph...FWIGRQod5msQlw -

But 'Amazon' seems to have several - like this

Amazon.com: Delphi Packard Five-cavity Wide-range Crimping Tool 22-12 AWG / 24-14 AWG: Automotive

Amazon.com: Delphi Packard Five-cavity Wide-range Crimping Tool 22-12 AWG / 24-14 AWG: Automotive

- that may be just the ticket for the $$