1956-74 Acadian Amc Buick Gm Studebaker Distributor Cap on 2040-parts.com
Marietta, Ohio, US
We are offering a N.O.S. Niehoff Distributor Cap # DR 68 that fits >>>>>>>>>>>
- 1964-69 Acadian (Canada)
- 1957-59 & 1963-69 American Motors
- 1957-69 Buick
- 1956-74 Cadillac
- 1964-74 Checker
- 1957-69 Chevrolet
- 1956-58 & 1961-69 Oldsmobile
- 1957-69 Pontiac
- 1960-61 & 1965-66 Studebaker
- *ALL 8 CYL*
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