1964-1967 Corvette Trans. Ignition Disributor-l78 Big Block-original Cap on 2040-parts.com
White Swan, Washington, United States
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1964-67 Corvette transistorized distributor, K-66 option. It does not have a pt# band so you can get anyone you need. Replaced new bushings, drive shaft and end gear. Field coil tested good. Has been cleaned and repainted. Is in excellent condition with no rust, or broken parts. Has the original brown cap patent #2769047 which is in nice condition. Tough part to find these days. Have other midyear part auctions.
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