Bendix,scintilla Electronic Ignition Analyzer Model 11-4810-3,compleet ,1956 on 2040-parts.com
Mühldorf, DE
Bendix Electronic Ignition Analyzer model 11-4810-3. Very good condition,
Shipping to the US - 200$ with German Post priority
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