1970l-1974 Corvette Distributor Ignition Shield Survivor Ncrs on 2040-parts.com
Doylestown, Ohio, United States
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1970L-1974 Corvette original ignition shield PNC logo on tab original chrome, does have one upper retainer missing. 47 years old Bin 3 Great Survivor
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