Phillips Permacoil, 15' With Zinc Die-cast Plugs - 24-4621 Msrp $102 on 2040-parts.com
Exeter, California, US
- Phillips brand Permacoil with Heavy-duty, reinforced zinc die-case housing. New in the unopened bag.
- Phillips part #24-4621
- 15 feet
- For standard 7-way applications, NON-ABS equipped trailers w/ minimal voltage demands
- Flexible from -87°F to 150°F (-66°C to 66°C)
- Good recoil memory, chemical & abrasion resistance
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