1957 57 Bel-air 150 210 283 230hp 1110890 Distributor 7-c-15 Date Code on 2040-parts.com
Naperville, Illinois, US
THIS IS AN AUCTION FOR A NICE USED DISTRIBUTOR FOR 1957 BEL-AIR 210 AND 150 MODELS WITH THE 283-230HP ENGINE. DISTRIBUTOR IS COMPLETE AND TURNS FREELY, PART NUMBER 1110890 DATE CODED 7-C-15 FRIDAY MARCH 15th 1957. WINNING BIDDER PAYS SHIPPING.
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