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Complete Wiring Set For Vw Beetle Super Bug Oem 1973-1979 Original! on 2040-parts.com

US $299.00
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Raleigh, North Carolina, US

Raleigh, North Carolina, US
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This is a complete wiring harness set taken from a 1974 Super Beetle Convertible.  Great care was taken in removing it to ensure all cables are intact and not broken or pulled.  This is a complete harness for the entire car.  See pictures.  It's much heavier than it looks in the pictures, there's a lot here.   If your VW has never electrically worked correctly then this is the set for you.  Just replace the entire harness on your restoration project.  Worked fine when removed, that's why I saved if for 20+ years in my garage.  I sold by beetle long ago, time to clean out the garage. 

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