Cirello 392 Hemi Magneto Donovan Ed Pink Frankenstein Distributor Nostalgia Drag on 2040-parts.com
Wetumpka, Alabama, United States
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new condtion from the sixties is a cirello hemi 392 magneto with the original bakelite rotor and a the high quality bendix aviation coil . The mag is ready to drop in , this is as good as they get ! Many have tried to copy but not duplicated . If you are looking for a rare magneto that is in new condition and ready for installation , you found it... buyer pays shipping... you have any questions call me at 334 355 0182... let me know what you think... thanks, Mark.
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