72 Grande wiring harnesses: Engine bay, dash, a/c, seat belt? For sale

[detritusmaximus]

EDIT: According to MidLife, these harnesses are from a 72.

Car is confirmed as a 72 302, if that makes any difference. 

I've got several harnesses that I don't need. The engine bay harness, the dash harness with fuse block, a/c (I think) and a couple I suspect are for the seat belts.

The car was partially stripped when I got it and was an H code automatic with a/c, probably a non-tach car. It did not have center gauges, power windows or rear defrost. No console wiring.

Please have a look at the pics. The big green connector was intact, but just after taking a pic of it I let it hit the side of the table and broke a tab off, so, new pic. Most of the connectors appear to be intact, but there are a few that have been cut. Please look at the pics carefully.

Here is the dash harness:

 

[detritusmaximus]

Engine Bay harness:

 

[detritusmaximus]

And the unknown harness D2ZB 12K45 from behind dash, I'm not sure what it is for:

 

[midlife]

Sorry, but that is a 72.  You can tell by the red 3 pin connector for the tail light harness: the 73 has only two pins.  Also, the engine bay has the "pink" plug near the green connector which is also a 72 version. The third harness is what I call the heater extension harness and is an AC version.  Note that the sticker says D2ZB, which again, is a 72.

 

[detritusmaximus]

And the seatbelt warning harness?:

 

[detritusmaximus]

Sorry, but that is a 72.  You can tell by the red 3 pin connector for the tail light harness: the 73 has only two pins.  Also, the engine bay has the "pink" plug near the green connector which is also a 72 version. 

Hi-

I was hoping you would comment. That is interesting. The car has a 73 title and 73 front end on it. I pulled both harnesses out of the car and they were in place as if they always had been there. I am guessing on some of this. I will change the thread title. Thank you.

I assumed the D2ZB was a carry over with no changes, but I think between the two us I'm not the expert.

 

[detritusmaximus]

I don't know what the value is, but offers are welcome. I can probably fit the bigger harnesses in USPS flat rate boxes, so shipping probably $15-$18 each. The smaller harnesses $10 or less.

 

[Carolina_Mountain_Mustangs]

Midlife, Are those parking lights not for a 73? Isn't 72 smaller socket? Been a while since I looked at a 72.

 

[detritusmaximus]

David-

Apparently the car is a 72 with a 73 bumper fitted and may have had a 73 grille (I don't remember what was in it, if anything, when I got the car). I will look at the wiring for those parking lights, they may have been spliced for the later grille.

 

[detritusmaximus]

Yep, they look spliced in. 72 harness with 73 parking light sockets.

 

[midlife]

71/72 sportslamps had 2 wires going into the sockets; 73 had three wires. 

 

[MikeGriese]

Long shot, but do you have the convenience group harness? 

 

[detritusmaximus]

I don't know, just what is in the pics.

What all is in the convenience group?

 

[MikeGriese]

Map light, glovebox light, seat back latch releases, and under dash lights if not a convertible.  I don't see it in your photos.  It would be a separate harness that's about 8 feet long, has a 3-pin door jamb switch connector on the passenger side, with a jumper for the normal 2-pin socket, a connector for the seat back release, then over the relay panel there is a bulb socket for the glovebox light, a bullet socket for the glovebox lamp switch, a connector for the seat back latch release relay, a connector for the map light, and then the connector for the seat back latch release on the driver's side.

 

[detritusmaximus]

Ah, then I'd say I don't have it.

 

[MikeGriese]

Ah, then I'd say I don't have it.

Thanks for looking!