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Old 02-24-2010, 10:57 PM
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Anybody got one of these they found on dash harness?
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It probably held the wiring harness on a board when it was made.

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Leo, That looks like a big money maker on Ebay.LOL!!! That is to funny.

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Not worth much without a part number.

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Not worth much without a part number.

...and the correct date code...

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It probably held the wiring harness on a board when it was made.
That's a possibility I never thought of,interesting for sure.This was off a 69 dash harness, never gave it much thought till the second one turned up ,I think from same car. Maybe someone put these in 25+ years ago.(how long I've had it) Figured I'd post to see if anyone has seen one like it before.Thanks,Leo
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Leo, That looks like a big money maker on Ebay.LOL!!! That is to funny.
For sure Dominick,Must be a rare RAM AIR only clip. With all that extra HP ,standard metal clip would cut right through the harness under those G forces for sure ! LOL Low starting bid. Definitely not your standard clothespin.Must be Pontiac experimental thing. You take a look next time we meet bro.Leo

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