1930's-1940's-1950's Chrysler Nos Auto-lite Point Guard Ignition Current Limiter on 2040-parts.com
Niagara Falls, New York, United States
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1930's-1940's-1950's CHRYSLER NOS AUTO-LITE POINT GUARD IGNITION CURRENT LIMITER. Its in New Old stock Condition. It was never used. There is NO RESERVE on this Capacitor. Please email me with any questions or for additional pictures. "BUYERS PAYS $4.00 SHIPPING.
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