Reproduction Chrysler Dodge Plymouth 70-76 A/b/e Body Battery Hold Down Strap on 2040-parts.com
Waltham, Massachusetts, US
This is a used reproduction battery hold down strap for your 1970-1976 A/B/E body Chrysler, Dodge or Plymouth muscle cars. This is not the original type battery hold down that came from the factory but is a close reproduction that will fit in pinch.
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