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1968 Original Delco Remy Alternator 1102480 8h28 Corvette Camaro Nova 65 66 67 on 2040-parts.com

US $180.00
Location:

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
used -Will need to be reconditioned
Manufacturer Part Number:1102480 7D25 Part Brand:Delco Remy Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

1968 Original Delco Remy Alternator 1102480 8H28  Corvette Camaro Nova 65 66 67

Dated: 8/28/1968
Perfect for:1968 Corvette Camaro Nova Malibu El Camino Monte Carlo 305-U,350-L,305,350,400,454
Delco alternator #1102480 8H28
Top reads "Delco Remy" turns free and appears to be complete, and is a good core to rebuild
Needs to be cleaned and correctly repainted to show condition.
Very nice for your show car.

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Was working when removed - but I can't promise anything - so please treat it as a core
This alternator was working just fine when removed from the car.

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