Vintage Mustang Distributor on 2040-parts.com
Warrenton, Virginia, US
Vintage Mustang Distributor . Believed to be off of a mustang. Not sure if all of these pieces fit together. Untested but it was removed from a vehicle so it is probably broken. Marked Fomoco and Autolite and Empire 11 and I-9. Questions are welcome.
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