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Yes, the very first thing I did was to check the wire to see if it was "HOT", and NO its not. Checked with key off, and key on, and engine running, no voltage.

What about factory air conditioning, did the assembly line wiring harness have wiring built in for air controls?

Thanks, Denny

I'll be there Friday and Saturday. Please look me up and introduce yourself. Denny

Thanks so much your replies on the Forum and input as to this single wire issue, I appreciate it. The next time I pull the dash and radio out to have a look around, I'll be tracing the wire back to the loom to see where it originates. I'll refresh this post after that. As of now, I don't have any desire to pull it apart again. My fault for not looking further last time. Everything electrical is working as it should, so this wire must be used for an accessory I don't have. THANKS! Denny

Good question, when I have a chance I'll try to trace its exact origin. Thanks

Yep, love the interior color combination. It would be striking with the top down.

Very nicely put Stan. Thanks, and Merry Christmas to you and Peg!   

Thanks, that makes sense regarding the center console wiring. One mystery solved.

There are two wires under the dash that have puzzled me for quite some time. Anyone know what these wires are for?

A single black wire behind the instrument cluster that has some kind of a spade tip on it.

A bright green wire under the dash just left of the steering column.

Thanks in advance, Denny

My SA annual was delivered here in South Carolina yesterday. Thanks Jay! Perfect day weather wise here to stay inside and start reading.

Nice job Bill. I really enjoyed looking through your Flickr album. Thanks for posting you photos, Denny

Thanks for taking the time and effort to post your photos, I enjoyed them! Denny

Yesterday's event was attended by only a few of the bravest members of our Club. Morning showers gave way just in time for Tom Cotter's opening address where he welcomed his guests, and invited them to his luncheon buffet. Tom and his family are such gracious hosts. If I heard correctly this was his 20th year hosting the "Woody Party". You'll see in the photos at the link I've provided why it's called the "Woody Party", just look at those beautiful wood sided cars!

From our Club:
John Callis           1967 GT-350
Woody Woodruff  1967 GT-350
John Duari          1967 GT-350
Tom Cotter's       1966  GT-350   and his Red Cobra, you know the one the bear chewed on in Alaska.
Denny Dietz       1966 GT-350H
Stan Simm         Left his 1966 GT-350 at home drove his beautiful red Porsche instead (better windshield wipers)
Andy Killian        Left his Cobra at home, can't blame him either.

Here's the link:   Denny 
https://www.snapfish.com/photo-gift/share?via=link&token=-BnSRBd7LcRZZqGP0lVFxQ/SFO/27948313451060/SNAPFISH

Steve, I'll be there but not with my car. I look forward to seeing you and your Hertz car again. Denny

Yep, here's a nice yellow.

Not only a great color, but look at the "Lucky" number too!