Delco Remy Aircraft Engine Starter, 1101910, 12v, Core on 2040-parts.com
Kidron, Ohio, US
This is a
Delco Remy aircraft engine generator, p/n 1101910, s/n 696, which is 12V. The housing
is fairly rusty. This is a non-working core sold used, as-is.
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