Acdelco 337-1023 Starter Motor on 2040-parts.com
Chapel Hill, Tennessee, US
Brand new ACDelco starter - OEM GM Part Number 88877122. Bought this starter brand new from Rockauto for $150 + shipping, ordered the wrong starter and has been over 30 days so I am unable to return. My loss is your gain. Please ensure this will fit your vehicle before bidding. Brand new in the original box (as you can see in the picture), what you see is what you get.
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