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#91399 01/28/2003 3:48 AM | Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 28 Junior Member | | Junior Member Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 28 | No, what I need is the actual plastic shells. The spade terminals I can find pretty easily. I would definetly solder the wires, since I've had to fix too many crimp lugs. The crimp type of connectors last about a year before they start having problems, and I don't want bad connections. I have found a few places that I think I can get them, but I just haven't confirmed it yet. I still haven't gotten the truck home, either.  Thanks - John
61 chevy c40 w/ holmes 400 wrecker bed. 350, 4spd, big window.
61 chevy c40 flatbed, rebuilt 327, 4spd, custom 12' flatbed. (for sale)
85 **** f250 diesel, c6, 3.31 rears
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