Distributor-chevy 1973 400 Cubic Inch Engine-1112166 on 2040-parts.com
Sheffield Lake, Ohio, United States
If you are looking for a correct distributor for a restoration this may be it.The casting number is 1112166,date code 2J2,this is a distributor listed for 1973 Chevys 400 engines. It should be cleaned up an rebuilt.It turns freely and has been on a shelf in my garage for many years.It will also fit all Chevy small blocks. |
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