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1964-74 Oldsmobile 350 4 Barrel & 2 Barrel Gm V8 Point Type Distributor #1112106 on 2040-parts.com

US $24.99
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Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
1964-74 Oldsmobile 350 4 Barrel & 2 Barrel GM V8 Point Type Distributor #1112106, US $24.99, image 1
This was in good running condition when it was removed from the car. But it has been sitting on a shelf for years, so now it is being sold "as is" or as a core to be rebuilt.
Manufacturer Part Number:1112106 Warranty:No

For your consideration is an Oldsmobile V8 Distributor. #1112106

This is a point type distributor. It was removed from a good running car years ago, and has been sitting on a shelf. I'm selling it "as is" or for a core to be rebuilt.

This distributor is in very good condition, it just hasn't been used for so long and has not been checked since storage.

The date code was not stamped very deep and is not legible, see pictures.

Please e-mail me with your questions.

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