1926-1290 Contact Points Falcon, Stearns & -wi.lys Knight, Hudson,peerless,velie on 2040-parts.com
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1926 TO 1929 DISTRIBUTOR CONTACT POINTS
THESE POINTS ARE FOR CARS & TRUCKS WITH AUTOLITE IGNITION SYSTEMS APPLICATION: FALCON-KNIGHT 1928, HUDSON 1927-28, PEERLESS 19027-29, STEARNS-KNIGHT 1928 - 29, VELIE, 1926 - 28 (ONE BOOK LISTS ONLY 1928 SO CHECK), WILLYS-KNIGHT 1928 - 29 |
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