Bmw E30 Positive Battery Cable Trunk To Front 318 M3 325 82-91 on 2040-parts.com
Des Moines, Iowa, US
This Battery cable was pulled from a 1990 BMW 325i and was functioning and starting the car before parting it out. As seen in the photos there is a break in the teminal mount - this is the only flaw in the cable. It is otherwise in good shape and ready for what ever cabling needs you have. It Measures over 11feet long (+ 2-4 inches)
Check out my other auctions and thanks for looking. I will entertain offers, just don't know how to add it to the listing.
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