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Chevy1973 Small Block Distributor Camaro Chevelle Monte Carlo & Nova on 2040-parts.com

US $49.99
Location:

Sparks, Nevada, United States

Sparks, Nevada, United States
Wire is there spins freely
Manufacturer Part Number:1112168 Part Brand:GM Delco Warranty:No

What i have here is a 1973 Camaro Nova Chevelle & Monte Carlo 350 2 barrel all transmissions small block distributor.All GM,The wire is there and distributor spins freely.It will need to be cleaned.All parts are sold as is.Please ask questions before you bid.Payment due three days after auction ends.I ship parts UPS or i use USPS flat rate boxes.The faster you pay for your part the faster you will get you part.Shipping is for the lower 48.I will combine shipping when ever possible.

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