Cloth Covered Wire 10 Gauge 10 Feet on 2040-parts.com
Luray, VA, United States
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Standard copper wire with PVC insulation with cotton outer cover. 10 Gauge Wire Sold in 10 foot lengths Please specify color in an email This is new wire Made in the USA Free Shipping For international shipping request an invoice of items in your shopping cart and I will combine the shipping and send an invoice |
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