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Top Post Battery Terminals, marine use, 1 Positive and 1 Negative, Brass Wing Nuts, Lead Base
NEW in package Positive terminal 3/8" Negative terminal 5/16" New battery terminal connectors I had stored in a bin in my motor home I'll pay for FREE SHIPPING on these terminals to save you a little $$!! Thanks for looking Jim |
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