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09-03-2023, 07:45 PM
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Ebay is your friend. They turn up regularly. What car, what engine. I have Delco books and am willing to do the research. A distributor number will work as well.
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09-03-2023, 09:18 PM
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Thank you! 1111169 and will need for 1111195 also, both '67 Chevelle applications.
Ebay leads me to 12338662 D1203 which is stated to be 21" long. Maybe a default supersession for all? My need is 13 1/2" long. That's why I was wanting to build my own from 16 gauge copper wire. Appreciate the help!! - Bill W
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09-03-2023, 10:18 PM
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My pre 1981 aftermarket Delco books show the same D1203, and the distributor break down book shows 1942518, which is a D1203 also.
However.... I have a 1963 illustrated catalog that shows pictures and overall lengths. D1204 / 1950577 shows 13 1/8 D1206 / 1958971 shows 14 5/8 D1202 / 1932616 shows 15 1/4 D1205 / 1954563 shows 15 3/4 They all show having the same terminals. Maybe one of those will get you closer.
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