Buick 1959 1960 1961 364 401 Nailhead Distributor 1110961 Electra Invicta on 2040-parts.com
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US
Used 1959-1961 Buick 364 or 401 distributor. #1110961 date 1F9. Hollander say this fits: '59 all w/auto trans except Lesabre, '60 all 401 w/auto trans and '61 all 364 & 401. Good condition part, no excessive play in shaft bushings, nice clean breaker cam with no excessive wear, nice lower drive gear, centrifical advance works as it should and even the vacuum advance can holds vacuum. Some rust pitting on outside of housing, plus some lighter rust speckling on some inside parts. Points and condensor will, of course, need to be replaced before use. $14.50 priority mail shipping in the lower US 48 states, elsewhere contact me for cost if not shown in the calculator.
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