AMR3098 - PRC1333 - Bulkhead harness grommet plate

[Z.G]

Not sure if anyone has been following these since the genuine ones went obsolete a couple years ago, but the aftermarket ones have shot through the roof in price.

I sent one to our fabrication shop in Maine to reproduce, and now we have plenty in stock. They are powdercoated aluminum and are dimensionally identical. You can either add on grommets or blanking plugs depending on your truck's requirements.

Aluminum Grommet Main Harness-Bulkhead Series III and Defender PLS927A | Rovers North - Land Rover Parts and Accessories Since 1979

Aluminum version of the bulkhead mounting plate for the main wiring harness grommets. The three grommet holes are 1.25" and 1" (qty. 2). Additional Images: Fits These Vehicles: Model: Notes: Defender 90 Defender 90 NAS Defender 110 Defender 110 NAS...

www.roversnorth.com

 

[WreckITFrank]

way cool. you guys should denote all the custom stuff to differentiate from the "other" stuff that's proline....it deserves better recognition...maybe Proline+ or something for all in house...

 

[Z.G]

way cool. you guys should denote all the custom stuff to differentiate from the "other" stuff that's proline....it deserves better recognition...maybe Proline+ or something for all in house...

We do have a "line" for our more premium parts, which we should probably apply to these. Our shop in Maine is now sending basically a pallet each month now, we have started buying a LOT of parts from them, including things that we have created from scratch.

As a "thank you" for sending him so many purchase orders lately, he sent me a sign for my garage wall

 

[MountainD]

I agree. These are great. They are simple enough, but If I made, one powder coated it, and added it all up, it would cost me more than $33bucks. I’d buy one right now if I put disconnects or a bulkhead connector on all the wires I have running through mine. Food for thought for future wiring , now that these are aluminum….

 

[rocky]

When I put my truck together, prices for those were insane. So it came down to a simple piece of Aluminum. Great that RN continues to support the small fabrication shops.