Find 1967 Ford Mustang - 289-390 Battery Cables - 8 Cylinder in Vista, California, United States, for US $62.95

Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:C7ZZ-14300-8 Part Brand:Scott Drake Warranty:Yes

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1967 MUSTANG

Autolite 289-390 Battery Cables - 8 Cylinder
Item :
C7ZZ-14300-8

Unit of Measure:
Set

Description :
Each of these great kits include all three required cables, proper terminal and post clamp ends. Starter cables are properly shielded from heat. Most M.C.A. approved.

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