No crank no start

Let's take a step back and find out what wires you crossed.

If that caused this issue, then we need to start with what that was tied too.

Also, is the starter not hooked up?

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-replace-a-starter-motor

How are you getting the engine to turn over or are you finding that the starter is smoking so you think it is not hooked up correctly?

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/starter-not-working-repair

Basically, we need air, fuel, spark, and compression to start the engine.

Let's start with this info so that we can see what we may not have. However, if the starter is turning and smoking then you could have a connection issue, or the starter has failed.

I am attaching the process from the manual below which contains the connections.

I suspect the crossing of the wires blew a fuse, but we need to start with this and go from there.

Thanks

It's a pink and then a white ND purple wire down near the radio.. and where is the alternator and starter fusible links supost to go?

The pink wire appears to be the 12 volt supply for the antenna but I am not finding the white and purple as part of the radio system so we need to know what that is going too. Clearly putting 12 volts to that circuit could be causing this issue.

So can you track that wire and see where it leads?

The fusible link is the large wire that runs from the starter to the alternator. So you can go to the starter and then trace the wire that leads to the alternator and the link will be in that circuit. It is most likely taped up because this is nothing more then a loop of thinner wire that will fail before the larger battery wire fails.