A-990 A864 426 Race Hemi Plug Wires Origional Super Stock 64-65 426 Hemi (lqqk) on 2040-parts.com
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States
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This is not a set put together from bits and pieces from other odds and ends, these are a complete original set stored up north in a basement cabinet since the late 60s. I paid $1225 + shipping for the set that I have on my 990 Dodge and they aren't nearly as nice. These wires are the early dark brick color and are mint ( no nicks, dents, rub spots, gouges, discoloring, or abrasions of any kind. When I got them they all were marked 7mm Packard 58427-R 4-Q-64. When I cleaned them most of it came off, what is pictured is about all that is left. If you want the best, these are it, I have seen a lot of these but none close to these. Questions call Ron 575 403 5372
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