Model 660 Dyna-flyte Distributor Plate Assembley Nos In Original Box on 2040-parts.com
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MODEL 660 DYNA-FLYTE DISTRIBUTOR PLATE ASSEMBLY MANUFACTURED BY: RENBERLES PRODUCTS DETROIT MICHIGAN "THE ORIGINAL BALL GEARING DISTRIBUTOR PLATE ASSEMLY" SEVICES THE FOLLOWING CARS: PONTIAC, 6 CYL 1937-1954 OLDSMOBILE, 6CYL 1937-1950 KAISER, (DELCO EQ'T) 1951-1955 HENRY J, ( DELCO EQ'T) 1952- 1954 RAMBLER, 6 CYL 1956 - 1959 STUDEBAKER TRUCK, 6CYL, DELCO EQ'T 1951 - 1958 NEW OLD STOCK IN ORIGINAL BOX AND WRAPPING SEEMS TO BE COMPLETE NO INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE PUTCHASE |
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