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1965 Corvette Chevelle Nova Chevy Alternator Drive End #1100693 "5d21" on 2040-parts.com

US $60.00
Location:

McQueeney, Texas, United States

McQueeney, Texas, United States
Condition:For parts or not working Brand:Delco Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:#1100693 "5D21"

 Available is one Delco Corvette Chevy Chevelle  Nova  Alternator Front Drive End Frame , Part # 1100693 dated "5D21" which  is April 21, 1965.  Please see photos for condition of part. This is the front alternator piece but is the most important bec. it has the Part# , etc stamped on it.  Immediate Paypal is required. USPS Priority Mail only within the 48 US States is $10.

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