Spectre Industries 5946;hose End Fitting; For 3/8 Inch Fuel Or Vacuum Hose; on 2040-parts.com
Silver Spring, Maryland, United States
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End Type1: Male Threads End Size1: 3/8 Inch NPT End Type2: Hose End End Size2: 3/8 Inch Fitting Style: Barb Fitting Angle: 90 Degree Finish: Chrome Plated Color: Silver Includes O-Ring: No Quantity: Single Features Triple Chrome PlatedUniversal Application
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