455 Gmc Motorhome - Dick Paterson "hi-performance" Distributor on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, New York, United States
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This Springfield Ignition distributor is for a 1974 GMC Motorhome with the 455 engine. The distributor is used and has no missing nor broken parts. We could not get it to work properly in our coach, it was shipped back to Dick Paterson who rechecked it and said the problem may be the coach wiring. The original distributor has since been reinstalled. Shipping by USPS Priority Mail, payment by PayPal and due at auction close. International shipping will be charged at actual cost. |
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