1978 International Ih Scout Ii 196 4 Cyl. Electronic Distributor on 2040-parts.com
Wasilla, Alaska, United States
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You are bidding on an electronic distributor removed from a 1978 IH Scout II with a 196 4cyl. It will work on other years as well. It is a prestolite controlled system. Part number is 484776C91 IDN4001 407. Gear is in good shape. Still tight and not overly loose on the shaft . Nice original part. Shipping in the USA is $13.45 and my preferred form of payment is Paypal.
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