Mpa 3560s Remanufactured Starter on 2040-parts.com
Castile, New York, US
1107499 8 j 1 delco is on the starter and there is a tag that has 3560s, 3510ws, 2496 on it. its never been used, been sitting on a shelf, cant remember is its new, new or reman new, so I'm calling it remanufactured to be on the safe side of an accurate description
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