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bi22le

posted on 17/7/18 at 08:58 PM Reply With Quote
WTD: Odd coloured wiring

Im rewiring the car and could do with some odd coloured wiring to extend wires that have been previously cut short. Its not enough to buy new and I recon it is old sierra \ standard kit car colours so one of you lot might have it swept into a pile on your garage floor!!

At the moment it is feed to the dip switch:

High current (12 AWG I think)

- Blue
- Blue \ red
- Blue \ white

Maybe about 300mm of each.

There maybe other colours I need so Im just putting the feelers out. Anyone got offcuts they dont mind sending over?





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gremlin1234

posted on 17/7/18 at 09:19 PM Reply With Quote
they are hardly 'odd' colours.
they are the standard lucas colours, for
austin (inc mini) triumph, landrover jag et al (oh and maybe even some ford!)

should easily be able to buy the stuff per metre

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bi22le

posted on 17/7/18 at 10:37 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by gremlin1234
they are hardly 'odd' colours.
they are the standard lucas colours, for
austin (inc mini) triumph, landrover jag et al (oh and maybe even some ford!)

should easily be able to buy the stuff per metre


Soz, you probably hoped for orange with pink and purple tracers or something!!

I know they are standard, I mention that in my OP. They are odd because I don't have them and I don't want a metre of it!

I know blue is not an odd colour for a wire. . . .





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ReMan

posted on 18/7/18 at 07:32 PM Reply With Quote
I may have what you want. Will look Thursday veining , I’m away with work tonight





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bi22le

posted on 18/7/18 at 09:11 PM Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by ReMan
I may have what you want. Will look Thursday veining , I’m away with work tonight


Great, no rush.

I'll try and get out in the garage tomorrow night and work out all of the colours I need.





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ReMan

posted on 19/7/18 at 09:09 PM Reply With Quote
Ive got short pieces of these colours
I cant vouch for the size though, they, like most of my "collection is what I'd call Standard size, used for my build, for most everything except the battery wires! And a few odd bigger ones that I've acquired

But your welcome to the bits if you want to pm me an address i'll stick them in an envelope
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