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Location:

Delmar, Iowa, United States

Delmar, Iowa, United States
Condition:Used

You're bidding on a distributor from a GMC 1951 228 cid.  This has the Delco tag 1112360 1G5.  I put the years that the 228 was in the GMC's but make sure it fits you engine before bidding. Shipping is calculated to your door so that you don't pay too much for "free" shipping or "flat rate" shipping.  Feel free to ask any questions.

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