Nos Mallory Ignition Rotor 24215b Early Ford Lot Of Fifty (50) on 2040-parts.com
Jennerstown, Pennsylvania, US
Lot of fifty new old stock Mallory ignition rotors. Part number 24215B. Used on early Ford ignitions. The boxes show damage from moisture and mishandling. I removed several of the parts from the boxes and they look good.
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