Mga Mgb Austin Healey Jaguar Morgan Lotus Wiring Harness Cable Clamps on 2040-parts.com
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Here are 16 of the most popular wiring harness cable clamps for your restoration or repair project. 4- 3/4" straps 4- 1/2" straps 4- 3/8" straps 4- 1/4" straps. They all have a 1/4' mounting hole and are PVC coated to help prevent harness and wire chafing. Can also be used on brake & petrol lines.
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