Triumph Gt6 Original Delco Distributor - From Running Engine on 2040-parts.com
Oakland Gardens, New York, US
Triumph GT6
Delco D-202 / 204 Distributor
This unit was removed from a 1969 GT6 in 1972
with only 24,000 miles on the car.
The vehicle was fully operational at the time.
Yes, the vacuum diaphragm is fully functional
and the centrifuge springs as well as weights are in tact.
The tachometer gear take off is working properly.
The new owner will need to replace
the distributor cap, points and condenser.
The engine was removed from the car in 1972 and placed in storage.
This is a very rare find
and only being sold because I've gone to the
123 Computerized Distributor with a custom electronic tachometer
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