1969 - 70 Camero Distributor 111955 Will Also Fit 1958- 74 Chevrolet V8 on 2040-parts.com
Venice, Florida, US
for auction is a 1969 -1970 Camero 350 distributor 1111955 date 0F13. This distributor will also fit 1958 - 74 Chevrolet V8 (except 454). This distributor was recently removed from a running car and is in excellent condition and ready to install. Any questions please ask before bidding as we do not accept returns.
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