1933 wiring harness connectors?

[FrankWest]

Here I go again..starting from a position of total ignorance.

I bought electrical wiring and sockets for the tail light and crossover for the right tail light.
The ends of the wires are a snubby pin...looks like it goings into something?
I am not sure what connectors are needed to splice/connect these to my existing harness.
I can cut the wires and shrink sleeve over but feel these snubby pins are used purposely.
I am sure someone out there is familiar with this stuff.

 

[mike tyminski]

i call them bullet connectors . i'm not sure of the proper term but you can buy them at most part stores , male and female ends

 

[JSeery]

Any of the places that sell wiring sell the connectors. http://www.macsautoparts.com/ford_mercury_early/female-wire-connector-sleeve-black-ford.html?crosssell=Homepage_Featured_Category_Electric+%26+Wiring

http://www.vintageford.com/sect_search.cfm?Line=V-8&Category=Wiring

http://cgfordparts.com/ufolder/showproducts.php?c=1&s=25&g=249&t=1600

http://cgfordparts.com/ufolder/showproducts.php?c=1&s=25&g=249&t=1599

http://cgfordparts.com/ufolder/showproducts.php?c=1&s=25&g=249&t=1597

 

[cmbrucew]

Been my experience that the oem Fahnstock (ford) bullet connectors are a bit bigger in diameter than the modern connectors with the colored plastic insulation, and do not make a good connection.
C&C ford parts JSeery recommends look like the correct ones.
Bruce

 

[Ralph Moore]

Got mine from Rhode Island wiring, but they do make two different size bullets. I put my harness together with the .180 size, the larger of the two , but I went to wire in the 1936 dash light switch and found it takes a smaller diameter bullet.