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Mallory Marine Distributor Small & Big Block Chevy Yl624mv Uscg Approved Sweet!! on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
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Santa Cruz, California, United States

Santa Cruz, California, United States
Mallory Marine Distributor Small & Big Block Chevy YL624MV USCG Approved SWEET!!, US $125.00, image 1
“Nice Mallory marine distributor model YL624MV. Removed from a 1971 boat with a 307 Small Block Chevy engine and OMC Stringer outdrive. This distributor is in excellent condition and has Magstar stainless steel ignition wires included in good condition. This distributor has very few hours on it since being installed. As you can see by the gear on the distributor, the metal is not even shiny yet. The boat was in good working condition until a tree fell on the front. The distributor and wires were not harmed by the tree since the tree fell on the front and the engine is in the rear.”
Brand:yl 624 mv 307 327 350 383 400 396 427 454 Manufacturer Part Number:inboard OMC ignition yl624 283 265 hot rat rod

Nice Mallory marine distributor model YL624MV. Removed from a 1971 boat with a 307 Small Block Chevy engine and OMC Stringer outdrive. This distributor is in excellent condition and has Magstar stainless steel ignition wires included in good condition.  This distributor has very few hours on it since being installed. As you can see by the gear on the distributor, the metal is not even shiny yet. I believe the black paint on the upper distributor body and cap was applied by Mallory since the distributor is for a marine application. The boat was in good working condition until a tree fell on the front. The distributor and wires were not harmed by the tree since the tree fell on the front and the engine is in the rear.

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