Side Post Battery Cable 40" Length 4 Ga Autocraft on 2040-parts.com
Plainville, Connecticut, United States
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UP FOR BID THIS AUTOCRAFT 40"-4GA SIDE POST BATTERY CABLE. IT IS NEW IN BOX AND IN UNOPENED CONDITION. I HAVE MANY MORE POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE CABLES I CAN LIST UPON REQUEST. THIS ONE IS A POSITIVE, RED CABLE. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND CHECK OUT MY OTHER ITEMS FOR BID.....
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