Mercury Comet 144 Rubber Grommets Firewall, Trunk, Speakers, Dash Etc on 2040-parts.com
La Palma, California, US
IDEAL FOR ANY YEAR MERCURY COMET 1960-1976
144 RUBBER GROMMETS. GREAT FOR RUNNING YOUR WIRING THROUGH FIREWALLS, DASH, CONSOLE TRUNK. PREVENTS WIRES FROM FRAYING AND SHORTING OUT YOUR CAR.
8 DIFFERENT SIZES SO YOU WILL HAVE THE RIGHT SIZE FOR THE WIRES AND HOLE.
WHY SPEND 1000'S ON WIRING AND RUN YOUR WIRES THROUGH BARE HOLE.
MAKES FOR A SUPER CLEAN LOOK. PRICE IS LESS THAN 10 CENT EACH.
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