Posi-lock Multi -purpose / No Crimp Connector Ac/dc Stranded Wire 08 To 10 Gage on 2040-parts.com
Bell Buckle, Tennessee, United States
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New no crimp connectors
By posi products 08 to 10 Gage wire Ac/Dc wire 10 total connectors. Five packages of two connectors. Great for speaker wire Look at pictures they are part of description Check out my other listing |
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