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See below:<snip>Alternately, how about sources for the cloth-reinforced wire used
in
> slightly older trucks like my 1972 6x6? That wire was made by
> Prestolite, according to the markings.
I saved this from another mailing list because I knew it would come in handy
someday...
> There is a very similar wire avaiable at most electric supply stores. It is
> called Silicone Rubber Motor Lead - SRML for short. It is available in most
> smaller sizes in 500 foot rolls. Has a silicone rubber inner insulation,
> with a woven fiberglass outer layer. In black and white it looks very
> similar to the original wire. They will NOT have this wire at the common
> home store. It is designed for high temperature leads to motors and light
> fixtures. Some electric supply stores may not carry it, as it is fairly
> specialized; however, they can order you a roll.
>
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>
>
> Thanks in advance for any help...
>
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