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Check with Shelbyparts to see if they have any left. Jim had them made years ago by original supplier

Agree.  I just bought a set from them.

Bob, I received the 1969 Supplement shop manual for the Shelby. Since I DID determine that my issue is in the circuit breaker, I have gone thru the wiring schematics, but cannot find what SIZE breaker I need to use on the interior light switch, OR, the FOG Light switch. I thought that I remember reading a while back that Shelby changed the FOG breaker to a 25 amp, but can't seem to find that publication. Can someone verify this, or advise me of what size breakers to use for both switches. 

Dielectric grease and channellocks. Got it. Now I just need the switch. Is there a way to "test" a switch before I put it in the car??

Thanks Bob. I will do a check on the rest of the harness.  Picture attached

Center console fog lamp switch needed.

I discovered some melted wiring on my fog light switch in the center console. This must have happened years ago during assembly when we had a hot lead to the fog lights themselves.  It burned up my lamp wiring, which I did replace when we corrected the grounding situation. I never thought to check at the switch though. FYI, my fog light have continued to work all this time. I just don't like to see burned/melted wiring exposed.

I finally discovered the source for my sound. It ended up being the relay for the switch to the interior lights on the center console.  Unfortunately, there is no part number or amp rating on the relay.  Does anyone know what size relay I should get, or where to obtain one? Especially one with a mounting bracket.  Also, it was a good thing that I took the console cover off. While there I noticed that the SWITCH for the fog lamps has melted wiring. I will post this on the wanted SAAC page, but if anyone has a lead to this switch, please let me know.

thanks. I will take a look

Very interesting. Which screws did you replace? Horn, headlamp switch, Steering wheel component?

69 GT500 with A/T, A/C and 8 track AM radio.  All stock

I need some help.  Electrical issues are my kryptonite.

I have a sound coming from under my dash that I cannot find the source of. It almost sounds like a relay trying to engage. The sounds is constant whether the key is on or off. Same with the engine running or not. I notice a flicker in the interior courtesy lights (with the door open) ever time I hear the click, which is about 1 a second. I have to disconnect the battery to keep the battery from running down. I have attached a sound recording, if that helps. What relays are under the dash? What else could cause this sound?

I've been using GCAR for over 30 years to do mine. Great prices, exceptional quality.

I've used Redline Gauges (661) 259-8891, for nearly thirty years. Shannon is a true professional and takes extreme pride in his work.

Are there any LED bulbs that I can swap out for the old style bulb that will work with my sequencer?

If interested, I have both the qtr. extension pieces only.  don't have a deck lid

I would contact Lawrence Booth. He specializes in 69-70 Shelby's, but may know of a 68 specialist.

Mostly for AC Cobra applications where speedometer gauge registers from right to left.  $25.00