What is This Parts Name
 

What is the name of this part in the photo that is holding the bolt to the passenger side inner fender. The bolt holds three wires. I would bet it is no longer available. Can anyone tell me if they had to fabricate something?
This fits a 1965 Ford F100, 352 engine;

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Junction block, terminal block.
If you don't care about original look, something like this....https://www.delcity.net/store/Stud!T...SABEgLu7vD_BwE

Thank You Sir.
Much appreciated.
Thanks for the lead on obtaining the Junction Block / Terminal Block also

Lots of different cars had something similar. Chevy pickups had them on the firewall.

I have made them from a strip of plexiglass, lexan if you have it.

D3TZ-14448-A (replaced C7TZ-14448-A) .. Junction Block - 1 stud - 1/4" -20 / Obsolete

1965/67 F100/350 and etc.

GREEN SALES CO. in Cincinnati OH has 1 = 800-543-4959.

KAMA OBSOLETE PARTS in East Bethel MN has 1 = 763-434-0123.

CARPENTER NOS OBSOLETE PARTS in Concord NC has 71 = 800-476-9653.

Thank you Number Dummy.
One more question;
I am confused, is this junction box suppose to be a metal ground or not?

Not a grounding block. In fact if the junction block fails or falls apart enough to allow those wires or the common stud they bolt to to touch ground - i.e. the metal inner fender that’s holding it in place - it is sure to release the smoke from the wires really fast and can go downhill from there quickly - up to and including burning the whole truck to the ground. Caution is in order.

Chad

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Thanks for the Info Chad.
Really good to know.
I was looking at a homemade metal junction block and that would have been a disaster.
Appreciate it very much!!!!

Available on E bay cheap.

1973 1979 Ford Truck Fuse Block MOTORCRAFT DY-141 D3TZ-14448-A Mustang convet | eBay