Nos Lucas Distributor Lt Lead W/spade Austin Healey 100-4 Triumph Tr3 Mga on 2040-parts.com
Dayton, Ohio, United States
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You are purchasing a NOS (New Old Stock) low tension lead with the spade terminal connector (not screw-on connector) to fit the DM2 Lucas distributor of: Austin Healey 100-4, MGA DM2 distributor, early AH Sprite/MG Midget with DM2 distributor, Triumph TR3A with distributor #'s 40698 and 40735, Early Minis and Morris Minor DM2 distributor, and other British cars from this time period - check by part number. Note these do not fit the later 25D distributor, they are shaped differently. Lucas part # 54412750. Date coded 5/65. You might want to bookmark our sellers page as we will be listing many NOS, new, used and one-of-a-kind used British parts . Thanks.
On Feb-25-06 at 11:26:54 PST, seller added the following information:
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