Installing a battery cut-off switch in a 1977 MGB Roadster
Classic cars spend a lot of time not running. This makes the batteries tend to drain over time (analog clocks etc..) by installing a Battery Cut-off switch, you can extend the life of your battery without the need to manually disconnect it every time you park the car.
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1968 MGC 12v Battery Conversion
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