Mallory Small Block Distributor 3748201 Plus A Mallory Active Power Filer 29351 on 2040-parts.com
Richmond Hill, Georgia, US
You are bidding on a Used Mallory Unilite Distributor for a Small Block or Big Block Chevy.
Part Number for the distributor is 3748201.
This is an electronic distributor and must be used with a specific Mallory Coil for proper performance.
Works great, only used for a week
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