Poroper coil?

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Poroper coil?

Postby pfarber » Thu Aug 02, 2012 1:04 pm

The TM shows this:

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This is what I bought off ebay:

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The metal stamping on the positive pole can be removed. I have two actually. One has a smooth lacquer surface the other has a textured surface. Would this be an early/late thing? The smooth painted coil also has a decal AMPCO Products. The textured one has no decal.

It looks close.
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Re: Poroper coil?

Postby retro-roco » Thu Aug 02, 2012 2:32 pm

Well, define "proper". I presume that's what you meant?? The parts manual lists it as a DR1115149, indicating it was mfg by Delco Remy. It should have a white porcelain bottom (see page 144 and again on page 164 in the same manual you looked at). Not to say others won't work!
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Re: Poroper coil?

Postby pfarber » Thu Aug 02, 2012 5:34 pm

I can make the porcelain white. :D

I did see one with a white tip, but it was cracked.
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