What is this terminal connector called and where do I find some?

This is from the bulkhead connector, I need to replace on of the plugs and I can't find these any where.

@halifaxhops
Ray will answer this in no time flat, he’s a smart guy!

Look for Packard 56 or Delphi 56 or GM 56...
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NW_725145

Packard 25 Packard 56 Series Male 16-14 Gauge Terminals GM 2971962 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A8X363M/?tag=fabo03-20

Not listed on the website, but he has them and the plastic connectors. Seen them at his space at Carlisle.

Evans Wiring Harnesses

check a company called delcity
Packard 56 Series Connectors & Terminals

Packard 56 Male terminals seem to be as close as can be readily found to the original Chrysler.
Packard Electric Division became Delphi and now Aptiv, but the stampings are the same.

There's a number of subtle differences between the different versions out there.
Original '66 - '67. This insulation I patched with liquid electrical tape and a wrap of brown tape.


Originals are stamped G and sx.

Here's a photo of the ones that came on a recent M & H reproduction harness next to loose terminals purchased from Waytek Wire.


and a 12 ga version (left) without the back guide/support wings


Notice that these are little shorter both in the crimp lengths and the tab than the ones M & H used.

The ones M & H and Evans use are a little closer to the original length.

Packard (PED) used by M&H and original Chrysler


Installed with with a good open barrel crimper, you'll do fine.
The one toolmanmike suggests in this thread is relatively inexpensive,
Lets Talk Open Barrel Crimpers - Reviews and Discussion

Female terminals discussed here.
Sources for Chrysler type wire terminals