1967 Original Delco Remy Coil 267 Br Camaro Nova on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
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ORIGINAL 1967 Delco Remy Ignition Coil - 267 BR V8 396 327 350 302 Perfect for: Chevrolet Camaro, Nova, Chevelle, Impala, an many other GM applications in 1967. Nice original ignition coil - in great condition. 12 Volt coil - Embossed with 267 B-R Top reads "Delco Remy" cleaned and correctly repainted to show condition. Very nice for your show car - tested and works perfectly. FREE SHIPPING - IN THE USA.
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