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#503779 - 04/20/08 06:44 PM douglas connector
Randy Berger Offline
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I have searched high and low, but have not been able to find a supplier of Douglas connectors. These are bullet-like male-female connectors with the female part contained in a plastic sleeve. 55-56 Packards use them a good bit and apparently Douglas aircraft developed them. Military jeeps use them but they have a heavy rubber cover. Does anyone know of a supplier? Thanks in advance.

Edited by Randy Berger (04/20/08 06:45 PM)
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#503850 - 04/20/08 10:45 PM Re: douglas connector [Re: Randy Berger]
JPIndusi Offline
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Registered: 12/17/02
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Loc: Long Island, NY
Harnesses Unlimited sells what they call "Plain Connectors", I have heard them called "bullet" connectors. Inside diameter of the female is 0.157 inches.
Harnesses Unlimited 610-688-3998.
Good Luck.
Joe, BCA 33493
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#503947 - 04/21/08 11:35 AM Re: douglas connector [Re: Randy Berger]
Mark Shaw Offline
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Try Restoration Supply Page 6 of their catalog.

http://www.restorationstuff.com/Catalog/catalog.html
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#504979 - 04/24/08 10:50 PM Re: douglas connector [Re: Mark Shaw]
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Joe and Mark, thank you both for your input. It is appreciated.
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