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69 Corvette Starter 1108427 8 J 6 on 2040-parts.com

US $85.00
Location:

Warren, Indiana, US

Warren, Indiana, US
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Bidding on an original used GM Delco Remy Starter 1108427 dated 8-J-6. Correct for 1969 Corvette 350 engines with turbohydramatic transmission. Nice used complete rebuildable unit.   If you would like other pictures  just ask. I welcome all your questions 260 375 3743.  Good luck,  H P

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