1959-63 Olds Nos Vacuum Advance 1119192 on 2040-parts.com
Fulton, New York, US
Up for auction is a NOS distributor vacuum advance for a 1959-63 Olds. It also fits 1964 except F85 & J88. The part number is 1116192 and 192 is stamped on the part. The new part number is 1116168. I checked this with a vacuum pump and it does work. Sold as is.
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