Ford Radio Amp Oem Cable >4' Length on 2040-parts.com
Ballwin, Missouri, US
This radio to Amp cable is in excellent condition, has been repaired and insulated with thin wall heat shrink. Tested and has great continuity. It is greater than 4' in length. FREE SHIPPING to the lower 48. Will ship to Canada with an extra fee. Have other cables listed. Email your questions, I'll try to answer. Thanks for stopping.
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