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14-10-10, 05:08
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For the insulated connectors that go hard with time, there is a replacement. Lucas makes an almost identical part, I bought a few hundred a decade or so back from a military surplus store. The parts likely came from Suffield, where the British train here in Canada.
The NSN was 5935-99-805-0001 and the part number was LU/CWB300W25 . Not sure what they were meant for but they will do the job nicely. 
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22-10-10, 05:45
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Wiring loom
My Chev wiring loom arrived today. For 65 years old its in pretty good shape. Worth the money just for the switches and yes the insulators are
hard. Doesnt seem to work the same for old blokes. Thanks Stuart well done. Graeme
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11-06-14, 08:40
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Hello,
are any of the Ford wiring looms still available? I'm looking for cab 13 type, one for a F15 and one for a F60S. Wouold like to know postage and cost of unit please. ryan
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Blitz books.
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11-06-14, 11:43
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Loom
Ganmain Tony bought a brand new loom for his F60L
Tony! Heads up! Who, WHat, Where, How much?  H
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Howard Holgate F15 #12 F15A #13 (stretched) F60S #13 C15A #13 Wireless (incomplete)
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11-06-14, 23:11
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Vintage Wiring, loom for 1942 Ford, now cost $591, plus gst!
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Ford CMP, 115" WB,1942 (Under Restoration...still) Medium sized, half fake, artillery piece project. (The 1/4 Pounder)
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