Nos Mint Gm Delco Remy Ignition Switch 1963-64 Corvette Gm# 1116650 on 2040-parts.com
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NOS Mint GM Delco Remy Ignition Switch Delco # D1449 GM # 1116650 1963-64 Corvette This switch is in Mint Condition with no marks of installation on the Terminals This will come in its original Delco Box For anyone outside the USA Please contact us and I will get you the correct Shipping cost ebay often overprices. Corvette Stop Restoration Service's 38 years of serving the Corvette enthusiast Shingle Spring’s CA Phone (530) 677-4270 Fax (530) 677-4282 Keep in mind there are no returns on electrical items as dictated by industry standards Serious Offer's Only Please
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