New Dr319 Standard Ignition Distributor Rotor Fits: Vintage Gm Vehicles 1975-87 on 2040-parts.com
Rockaway, New Jersey, US
***Brand New Standard Ignition Distributor Rotor*** ***Vintage Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Oldsmobile, Pontiac*** Standard Ignition Part Number: DR319 GM Equivalent: 1880011, 192562, 1893669 If you use eBay's compatibility guide, please use eBay's compatibility guide only as a reference. Please verify your part before bidding / purchasing. If you are unsure, please feel free to contact me. This listing was created using a Standard Ignition Catalog. Fits: Buick, Chevrolet, Chevrolet & GMC Truck, Oldsmobile, Pontiac Years: 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987 ***This listings below are for with Electronic Ignition*** Buick 1975 Models with an L6 4.1L 250 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor Chevrolet 1983-1987 Chevette (with A/C) with an L4 1.6L VIN Code C engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1982 Chevette (Except California) (with A/C) with anL4 1.6L VIN Code C engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1982 Chevette (California) with an L4 1.6L VIN Code C engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1981 Chevette (US) (with A/C) with an L4 1.6L VIN Code 9 engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1981 Chevette (Canada, Export) with an L4 1.6L VIN Code 9 engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1976-1980 Chevette with an L4 1.6L engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1977 Monza, Vega with an L4 140 CID VIN Code B engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1976-1977 Chevette with an L4 1.4L engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1976 Vega with an L4 122 CID VIN Code 0 engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1976 Monza, Vega with an L4 140 CID VIN Codes A, B engines – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1975 Monza, Vega with an L4 122 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1975 Vega with an L4 140 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1975-1977 Models with an L6 4.1L 250 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor Chevrolet & GMC Truck 1975-1977 Models with an L6 4.1L 250 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor Oldsmobile 1976-1977 Starfire with an L4 140 CID VIN Code B engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1975-1976 Cutlass, Omega with an L6 4.1L 250 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor Pontiac 1982-1987 T1000 with an L4 1.6L VIN Code C engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1981 T1000 with an L4 1.6L VIN Code 9 engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1975-1977 Models with an L4 140 CID VIN Codes A, B engines – Ignition / Distributor Rotor 1975-1976 Model with an L6 4.1L 250 CID engine – Ignition / Distributor Rotor The Listing Below was taken from Standard Ignition Web Buyers Guide Buick 1975 Apollo Chevrolet 1975-1977 Marathon 1975-1977 Camaro 1977 Caprice 1976-1987 Chevette 1975-1977 El Camino 1977-1978 Impala 1975-1977 Malibu 1975-1977 Monza 1975-1977 Vega Chevrolet & GMC Truck 1975-1977 C10, C10 Suburban, C20, C20 Suburban, C30 Pickup 1975-1977 G10, G20, G30 Series Van 1975-1977 K10, K10 Suburban, K20, K20 Suburban 1977 K30 Pickup 1975-1977 K5 Blazer GMC Truck 1975-1977 C15, C15 Suburban, C25, C25 Suburban, C35 Pickup 1975-1977 Jimmy 1975-1977 K15, K15 Suburban, K25, K25 Suburban 1977 K35 Pickup 1975-1976 P15 Step Van 1975-1977 P25, P35 Step Van 1976-1977 Sprint Oldsmobile 1975-1976 Cutlass 1975-1976 Cutlass Supreme 1975-1976 Omega 1976-1977 Starfire Pontiac 1976-1987 Acadian 1975-1976 Firebird 1975-1977 Grand Lemans 1977 Laurentian 1975-1977 Lemans 1977 Parisienne 1976-1977 Sunbird 1981-1987 T1000 1975-1976 Ventura Note: Standard Ignition’s Web Buyers Guide may or may not show makes and models that my
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