Reply to "Spark Plug wire "holder" and other parts!"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

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Originally posted by Mangusta:
Some things that I have been trying to locate....

The spark plug wire holder that mounted to the front and right of the carb, to keep the wires off of the jackshaft...

Steve,

Denis and I were pawing over the Goose today and he looked at this and said that it was what you were looking for an image of. It's just a simple strap, and the wires were not through it until I took this pic, but is what you wanted?

I have other views if it is.

Mark

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