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#2 ·
Nice find Elmer

You should contact Jerry MacNeish at http://z28camaro.com/ instead of putting it on ebay. He would probaly have the right buyer for that dizzy.......and be able to verify that is real but looks like it from here.....

Good luck with it worth some serious coin to the right people......
 
#3 ·
There are going to be a bunch of people want that dist. Great find. Most likley the highest priced dist. out there. I have a friend that has many 67z's and I'm sure he would be a buyer
 
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Pretty sure the date was 7B6. He hosted the pictures on his site.... I will try to find the pics.... here is the link http://www.elmersauto.com/

The owners name is Jim Sr.

Contact info:

137 Donovan St. Webster, NY 14580
(585) 872-4402 (585) 872-3206 fax
Parts for Corvettes and Muscle Cars
Harley1066@aol.com
 
#7 ·
Sorry Jerry could not find the pictures......

Here is the link to his ebay auctions.... Elmers ebay store

He lists a lot of htf items ....I do not see the dizz listed now or in any completed auctions so maybe he all ready found a buyer or is going to list it soon...

They are out of Western New York..
 
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I purchased the distributor yesterday and picked it up this morning after a brutal 7 hour trip each way, but well worth it. I was puzzled that it had dual points and the plate has the Delco Remy igsignia, so it an original GM piece. If not original it must of been a GM factory performance add on that was installed many many years ago for the distributor is dirty and the gear drive has dried oil gunk. Any feedback will be appreciated relative the dual points.
 
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I had a 266 that I sold awhile back when I got rid of my 67 z. It was single points. I think yout dual point setup was added at some prior time.
 
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DAVE V said:
I purchased the distributor yesterday and picked it up this morning after a brutal 7 hour trip each way, but well worth it. I was puzzled that it had dual points and the plate has the Delco Remy igsignia, so it an original GM piece. If not original it must of been a GM factory performance add on that was installed many many years ago for the distributor is dirty and the gear drive has dried oil gunk. Any feedback will be appreciated relative the dual points.
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Probably was changed to dual points using the breaker plate out of a 62 or so Corvette.
 
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"Probably was changed to dual points using the breaker plate out of a 62 or so Corvette."

Jon,
Thanxs for your response and that makes sense. I going to remove the breaker plate and make it a single point like it originally came from the factory.
 
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