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answer posted here:

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I dont thin its the right answer.
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I dont think its the right answer.

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I would have to agree. It is not a mistamped 8 or 9. What a lame response, IMO. It does not show up having a Chevrolet application in my books. Maybe another GM product or it may very well be a service replacement part. Here is my 74 Z/28 distributor stamping for reference:

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I wonder if it was a over the counter Dist.?
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Marine application perhaps?
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Marine application perhaps?

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Not marine, USCG would require a cert, all manufacturers even back from the 60's ran their own ignition systems.
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