55 56 57 Corvette Original Delco Remy Ballast Resistor 1955 1956 1957 on 2040-parts.com
Rittman, Ohio, US
We removed this Delco remy ballast resister from a 56 Vette we restored. We were lucky enough to find an nos one for the car. It fits 55 56 or 57 cars. it worked when removed. I washed it off and the ink dot came off so I re-inked it.
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