The members here are unbelievable. Just when you think there is no way or how. Someone comes through! Some of the most innovative people!
Who said we can't make a brick or pig fly!
GI Jane made it through all the decades pretty much unscathed.
You have to hand it to the previous owners.
Personal preference rules. I would do brakes, tire, exhaust, steering, correct tire alinement and preservation to bring it up to what it deserves. Keep all the original parts.
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Since you have the switch you have something to work with. Fix it.
I would say open the crimped area on the spade terminal and install a spring. Or see if something is broke. Like an insulator.
You might be able to make one from a new switch.
There was more than likely a mechanical action that closed the switch. A spring I would think. NOS Mopar Auto Door Ajar Switch 1971-2 Plymouth E Bodies - Hiltop Auto Parts
Don't get me started on songs! Their going to be in my head all day. I favor Gerry Rafferty and Bob Seager over the Boss. They seem more genuine. I can't even favor one of theirs as a favorite.
If you are thinking the driver's kick panel. No The part that is showed. It goes down the sail panel. What it connects to and were it goes not sure.
https://www.forebodiesonly.com/forum/threads/overhead-light-connection.26850/#post-159244
Let me guess you headliner is in. If I remember the console wiring come out of the head liner and is clipped to it. Someone might be able to show that.
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I can post more pictures. Just can't send them through DM.
The picture is of a 67 I found on the internet. The passenger fender is the color like the one she had. Same hood and front end. Yes I can sell it. I have a pictures of it. I'll go ahead and post pictures of it. Decades back...
They have such a great classic look. I always liked them and wanted one. Seems like the older the better! My year older sister had a 67 RT. I think. I still have the radiator from it. WHY, I don't know.
I remember the color being like the one on the passenger side fender.