R.g Ray V Clamps Quick Connect & Standard on 2040-parts.com
Basom, New York, United States
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R.G Ray V Clamps Quick Connect & Standard. The clamps look to be 2.75 to 3.00 DIA They are on very good condition The 2 Quick Connects have the following Markings ( T32, B26, 3957456) The Non Quick Connect has on a # and I don't know if it is actually an R.G Ray Clamp (24540-175) FREE SHIPPING IN USA. PayPal preferred thank you.
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