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Chevrolet 1929 - 1939, Starter Armature, Delco Part # 1911826, Nice Nos on 2040-parts.com

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Fairland, Indiana, United States

Fairland, Indiana, United States
Chevrolet 1929 - 1939, Starter Armature, Delco Part # 1911826, Nice NOS, image 1
Nice NOS
Manufacturer Part Number:1911826 Brand:Delco Remy UPC:Does not apply

This is one new old stock starter armature. Fits Chevrolet 1929 - 1939 and GMC Truck 1932 - 1939 models. I believe the Delco number is 1911826.  In fine shape !

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