1969 Camaro Front Light Wire Harness Original Used Needs A Little Tlc on 2040-parts.com
Brookville, Indiana, US
1969 Camaro Front Light Wire Harness V8 Needs a little work but not bad, Will need new connector that plugs into rear of alternator,and temp sending unit connector. One horn wire is spliced and there is an aftermarket terminal at ground connection, all this is pictured. Harness did come from a running car and it all worked. Terminals are clean in firewall junction block.
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