68 Corvette Starter Gm 1108338 327/300 Turbo 400 Auto Rare 7 H 30 67 Aug 30 on 2040-parts.com
Bay Shore, New York, United States
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UP FOR AUCTION IS A RARE EARLY 1968 CORVETTE 327/300 HP TURBO 400 STARTER GM #1108338 DATED 7 H 30 (AUG. 30, 1967). THIS STARTER WAS USED ON OTHER GM CARS LIKE CAMARO'S & CHEVELLE'S FROM 1969 TO 1970 BUT THIS EARLY DATE WAS USED EXCLUSIVELY ON THE 1968 CORVETTES SMALL BLOCK AUTOMATICS.
THIS STARTER LOOKS TO HAVE THE ORIGINAL BODY & ALUMINUM NOSE. IT ALSO LOOKS REBUILT BUT WILL NEED TO BE GONE THROUGH BEFORE USE, CHECK OUT THE PICS! IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS EMAIL ME OR CALL TOM @ TOM'S VETTE SHOP 631-242-4276! |
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