Mallory Hyfire Ignition Box #29026 (the Original) on 2040-parts.com
Hammonton, New Jersey, US
This Hyfire still works great,had to switch out ignitions when I switched to Fuel injection. The unit is only missing the Mallory badge on the top & it comes with the start up directions.This unit was in a small block mopar but it is compatible with any make or model with a CD system
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