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#1575339 04/18/2025 2:03 AM
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Rebuilt a distributor for a 1954 235 motor. It works great, the problem is I'm missing the screw on cap for the grease cup. Before I do a lot of searching, I was wondering if anyone knows if these are sold new or is used the only option. If only used is it, I will keep my eye open for one at a swap meet I guess. Appreciate any ones comments!

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Here is a complete unit that will upgrade the original. It's made of brass, and will not only improve the appearance, it won't rust like the original steel one. Use the spring and plastic thrust washer from the original assembly.

www.ebay.com/itm/204958410029

Jerry


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Oooo - That's a pretty one! I like it.


~ John in Utah
1946 1/2Ton w/4-speed manual transmission w/1960 235 engine
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