Msd 7al2 Ignition Box on 2040-parts.com
Salinas, California, United States
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MSD 7AL2 box with chips from 4000 - 10500 and a 2 Step. Box works great, just updated to Grid system. No wiring harness included. What you see is what you get, 7AL2 and (2) boxes of chips and 2 Step. No warranty or returns. Merry Christmas.
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