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|  ZL-1 distributor opinions 
			
			I bought this as an NOS distributor well over 20 years ago. Would like to know your opinions please.     Thanks
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			Another pic
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			Not really a 'ZL1' distributor; K66 was a Corvette RPO. 5,702 1969 Corvettes built with it. Standard equipment on ZL1s. The production embossed 210 coil is the hard part on K66. Not serviced. 
				__________________ Learning more and more about less and less... Last edited by William; 08-21-2020 at 02:40 PM. | 
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			I’m thinking what William is saying is it a Corvette and ZL1 application. I Think Nov.22,1968 might be a little early for a ZL1 But not sure as these were built in a batch order and used up and a new batch made when they needed. Very meet find even 20 years ago. Just my .02 cents Joe | 
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			1111927 dist is listed for L88 w/transistor ignition, for what that's worth.
		 
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			ID band repros have been around for decades.
		 
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			Looks like a tach drive unit - Corvette only ..... ?
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			November is not to early. They made a lot more L88 vette than the 2 ZL1 vette, which means more potential buyers. The vacuum advance is very sought after
		 
				__________________ 1969 ZL1 COPO Camaro 11.60@120 F.A.S.T 21 1971 LS6 vette 12.20 @118 PSMCDR | 
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			1111927 also used on ZL1 Camaros. First two were final-assembled Dec 30, 1968 with engines built at Flint Nov 22. Production resumed early March, 1969.
		 
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			Thanks folks, Anyone have any known dates or known real ones that I can compare the tag to?
		 Last edited by iluv69s; 08-21-2020 at 08:22 PM. | 
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