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Does anyone have the Original Delco Remy part numbers handy for a 1957 235 for the following:
Cap
Rotor
Points
Condenser

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Original GM part numbers (Not necessarily Delco-Remy)

Cap - 1924248
Rotor - 1924245
Points - 1924571
Condenser - 1928111

From the 1929-1957 Master Parts Catalog.
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Kevin,
Thank you. Looking for the Delco Remy numbers. I was given a box of parts. Seeing if I can use any of it.
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Those GM numbers may cross over. RockAuto sometimes has cross-over numbers.

The GM Cap # comes up with a STANDARD MOTOR PRODUCTS DR428
OEM / Interchange Numbers: 12338676, 1924247, 1924248, 1931512, 3141430, J3141430

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Todd - A web search located this archived original 1970 Delco Remy Catalog 1A-100-1 that covers 1946-62 vehicles.

A search under the Chevrolet Truck 3000/4000 Series 6 cylinder for 1955-59 listing shows the following Delco-Remy Part Numbers for your 1957 235 application (screenshot below):

Cap - D306
Rotor - D405
Points - D105P
Condenser - D203

Happy hunting!
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Figures that Dan would have the info. Him being the parts hunting guru. grin


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Originally Posted by klhansen
Figures that Dan would have the info. Him being the parts hunting guru. grin

Thanks Kevin. smile

What's crazy is I did a web search to find the resource book, forgetting that I have several of these original Delco-Remy Catalogs sitting in my Stovebolt Library - duh! dang

Oh well, in the end the information has been shared and hopefully helps Todd and any other Bolter searching for similar info in the future. wink


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Dan,
Thank you.
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