Exide Rubber Universal Battery Hold Down 69216bpe - New on 2040-parts.com
Cranford, New Jersey, United States
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For sale is this EXIDE Rubber Universal Battery Hold Down 69216BPE. Made with solid rubber - designed to fit battery groups 24, 22F, 27, and 60. J-bolts not included. Nylon inserts for added strength. NEW sealed in the original package. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING. |
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