1926-1936 Chev-chrysler-desoto-dodge-graham-plymouth-reo-studebaker Red Dist Cap on 2040-parts.com
Decatur, Texas, US
NOS Red distributor cap. Fits Chev 1929-32 all, 33-34 Standard, Chrysler 6 1926-33, DeSoto 6 1928-33, Dodge 6 1930-35, GMC 1928-35,Graham 6 1930-39, IHC 1928-39, Marquette 1930, Plymouth 1933-34, Reo 6 1931-36, Studebaker 6 1929-1936 This is a NOS item in excellent condition. A rare desired RED cap. Shipping extra. Will ship via US Mail or Fed EX. Check with me before payment for actual shipping costs. Can deliver to the Kansas City area.
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