1966-71 Chevy Gm 6 Cyl. Nos Distributor Shaft 1966436 on 2040-parts.com
Fulton, New York, US
Here is a NOS GM distributor shaft with weight plate. The part number is 1966436 and the group number is 2.372. This fits many GM cars and trucks from 1966-71 with a Chevy straight 6. check your application. Sold as is.
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