Nope- - - -that fits the top of a banjo-housing 4 cylinder Ford tractor engine. An "Electrolock" was an armored cable housing that fit the top of a mid-1930's coil on Chevy and Chrysler Corp. engines as an anti-theft device. I believe Model A Fords had the same setup. The wire from the ignition switch ran inside the armored jacket, and entered the coil from the opposite end than the high voltage tower and the primary terminal going to the distributor. Some electrolock systems had a coil with a flange that mounted through a hole in the firewall and put the whole ignition wiring setup inside the vehicle under the dash.
Jerry

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Cringe and wail in fear, Eloi- - - - -we Morlocks are on the hunt!
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