05-28-2018, 07:03 AM
Arran
Oh, I didn't even notice the cloth loom when I was on the Tom's Engine Barn site! Only, 1/2" would have been too small for both interconnect cables. Well, I *might* have been able to get the audio cables into that loom (it may have been a tight fit though), but not the power cables.
I think you're right. But nevertheless, their prices on heavy gauge cloth covered wire was less than other suppliers I found. And the wire is excellent quality too, the insulation is thicker than the insulation on the original Philco wires so it should easily last another 80 years.
Oh, I didn't even notice the cloth loom when I was on the Tom's Engine Barn site! Only, 1/2" would have been too small for both interconnect cables. Well, I *might* have been able to get the audio cables into that loom (it may have been a tight fit though), but not the power cables.
Quote:I don't think that they are really and antique car restoration supplier, I think that they are more for the stationary engine restoring crowd
I think you're right. But nevertheless, their prices on heavy gauge cloth covered wire was less than other suppliers I found. And the wire is excellent quality too, the insulation is thicker than the insulation on the original Philco wires so it should easily last another 80 years.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN
