22157-u6091 Nissan Original Distributor Rotor +maching. Daiichi Cap on 2040-parts.com
Livonia, Michigan, United States
Original Nissan distributor rotor +DAIICHI DISTRIBUTOR CAP WILL FIT 08/73 -11/74. 260z and 12/74 - 09/78 280z will separate
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