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Heres a photo of the march dist. the guy would never send me a real good photo. sold on ebay for big $
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Best way to find out if the distributer is real is take any points distributor from a '69 - '70 and a micrometer and measure the outer circumfrence of both housings. They should be exactly the same. Most of the housing on the really good re-stamps have been turned down and the lines pit back on the housing before the stamping.
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Do you know what the diameter should measure on an original unit???
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The seller of the distributor pictured in the original post sticks to his story that it is 100% authentic. The housing measures 3.790. I need some help here.
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The one in the original post is an obvious restamp.
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