'57 Thru '61 Corvette/chevy 283 Distributor on 2040-parts.com
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USED WORKING SBC DISTRIBUTOR. ID #1110891 9M14. DATE CODE OF MANUFACTURE 1959, DECEMBER 14TH. DUAL POINT, MECHANICAL ADVANCE. FITS MANY CORVETTES, '57 THRU '61 AND CHEVY, '55 THRU '57. WORKED WELL IN MY '57 CHEVY UNTIL I WENT TO HEI.
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