New Dash Fuse Box Holding Clips For Buss Fuse Ford/chrysler 65-68-69-70-71-75, on 2040-parts.com
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NEW DASH FUSE BOX HOLDING CLIPS FOR BUSS FUSE FORD/CHRYSLER 65-68-69-70-71-75, for 14-22 gauge only. I do have the 10-14 gauge ones as well. same price as these. just tell me what ones you need.
fits any fuse box, A or B or C or E body mopar and any ford as well. Might fit GM. I do not know yet. It took me a long time to find these. There is a coating on them for protection just like original ones were. 3 dollars is for each one you buy |
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