* Online Resources:
* YearOne: This is a reputable classic car parts supplier, and they often have wiring diagrams or schematics available for purchase either as downloads or printed copies. Check their website.
* Classic Industries: Similar to YearOne, Classic Industries is another large supplier of classic car parts and may have the diagram you need.
* eBay: You can sometimes find wiring diagrams on eBay, either as printed copies or digital downloads. Be sure to carefully check seller ratings before purchasing.
* Online forums dedicated to Mopar vehicles: Forums like the Mopar Forums or others dedicated to Plymouths will likely have members who have encountered similar needs and may have scans or links to diagrams. Search within the forums using terms like "1968 Plymouth Fury wiring diagram."
* Manuals:
* Original Shop Manual: The best source would be a factory shop manual for a 1968 Plymouth Fury. These manuals typically contain detailed wiring diagrams. You can try searching online used booksellers like Amazon or eBay. Be aware that these can be quite expensive.
* Reproduction Manuals: Several companies reprint classic car manuals. Again, YearOne or Classic Industries are good places to check for availability.
* Local Resources:
* Classic Car Clubs: Local classic car clubs focusing on Mopars or Plymouths may have members who have access to wiring diagrams or can point you in the right direction.
* Auto Parts Stores: While unlikely to have the full wiring diagram, a knowledgeable parts counter person at a local auto parts store might have access to a simplified version or at least some helpful information.
Important Considerations:
* Specific Model: A 1968 Plymouth Fury came in many variations (different body styles, engine options, etc.). The wiring diagram will vary depending on your specific car's options. If possible, note any specific features your car has (e.g., power windows, air conditioning) to find the most accurate diagram.
* Be Patient: Finding the right diagram might take some time and effort.
Start with the online resources first, as they're often the most readily accessible. If those prove unsuccessful, then move on to the manual options and local resources. Good luck with your search!
