1963 1964 1965 Corvette Original 1115824 824 Delco Remy Horn Relay on 2040-parts.com
Sterling Heights, Michigan, US
This is for a used original 824 Chevy Corvette Delco Remy Horn Relay.(824 stamped on the under side)
This original design relay (GM Part Number 1115824, Group Number 2.815)
is used on 1963 63 1964 64 and 1965 65 Corvettes. It may be used on other GM vehicles
The are no dents or dings in this item.
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