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#1346750 02/16/2020 5:30 PM
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Can anyone identify the application of year & cubic inch, this distributor fits? - Number is: 1110360 5K21....Thanks....

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Yes, all Chevy's, all years. 6 Cyl. smile.......or 5K21= 1965 Oct 21 (thur)

1965 Truck Motors: 230-292. Probably fits other motors like 194, 250, GMC's. After about 1962, Chevy was all about interchangeability of parts.

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BUICK (1968-1970)
CHECKER (1965-1970)
CHEVROLET (1962-1970)
GMC (1963-1970)
OLDSMOBILE (1966-1970)
PONTIAC (1964-1970)
STUDEBAKER (1965-1966)


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Oh..Great news....Scored the last NEW/OEM on ebay complete with points, cap/rotor vac advance in the original box $100. The instructions that came with it were worth the thrill...Thanks for your research....Just wanted to confirm the correct application....

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Originally Posted by 03marauderman
Oh..Great news....Scored the last NEW/OEM on ebay complete with points, cap/rotor vac advance in the original box $100. The instructions that came with it were worth the thrill...Thanks for your research....Just wanted to confirm the correct application....

Maybe post a picture of the instructions here.


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I just got a similar distributor in a horsetrade, part # 1110499, and did a little measuring. With a bit of creative tinkering and machining it looks like it could be adapted to a 216/235/261 engine. It would still be a point-type unit, obviously, but doing that would eliminate the moving housing with the vacuum advance, and possible intermittent ground problems associated with the earlier distributor.
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Ok - Here goes for some conversation....The seller on ebay bought a parts inventory from a very long ago closed Studebaker Dealer... Maybe a dozen distributors, some complete carburetors, & a bunch of carb parts - all NOS. I bought this distributor and a bowl for a Rochester 'B' - I bought this distributor with the intent to replace that HEI that's on my truck, but the more I look at it, with the box and that Stude address...I'm starting to fall in love with it.... Yeah I know I should be committed but if I can't share this with you guys, everyone else will ignore me....(in my family)............
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It looks to me like a distributor for a 4 cyl engine in the pix. Optical illusion?


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3 in the front of the cap, 3 in the rear of the cap = 6


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