Roadcuda
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At is point I would suggest that you get a wiring schematic for the car and start tracing the wires. When you find where they go you might start figuring out what's going on.
Hood switch is what?
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Russ69Runner
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Yes what Raodcuda said. I think your on the rite track with what someone else had done to disable the car from being cranked. Or set of some kind of alarm.
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Good idea. Got one here somewhere. . .
Russ69Runner
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Think their is one here on the information section. 
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I've got a 70 and found some that were hand colored online which look fairly easy to use as I have limited brain power when it comes to wiring. . .
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Excellent, this is much better then the one I have. Thx Rainmanyeh
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No problem.... I ran across some reference materials for a number of years and various models in those years.
Russ69Runner
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But it is sad when red wires turn pink after year's and purple look like blue also white turn's brown. Then I think it is time for a new wiring harness. 
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I once installed the portion of a harness on a 63 Corvette, which wasn't bad at all. But that was just the dashboard. Doing an entire car would be pretty amazing.
quikbird
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with new harnesses it really isn't that bad to do. I have done 4 cars so far and it keeps getting easier