New Point And Condenser For Gm Electronic Ignition on 2040-parts.com
Orange, Texas, US
These are brand new and unused. My husband bought it for his 1972 Buick GS Skylark and did not need them. I have no idea what other makes and models they fit. Look closely at the pictures for condition because they are sold as is. If you have any questions, please email before bidding.
Must be paid for within 3 days of close of auction.
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