slantsixdan
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KITTY!!!
Show us some odd ignitions from the past
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KITTY!!!
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Just cool
moparlee
64 Valiant
Dude that's awesome stuff right there
Just cool, never had one before. For a tach drive dist.
Best spark there is in a Magneto!
Here are some I have now, trying to get them all.
WOW! Some Ol’skool stuff there. Everybody working?
Professor Fate
Push the button, Max...
This one I've never seen- what's the story? Rudimentary CD?
slantsixdan
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It has "Neato!" built right into the name.
slantsixdan
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Nope, that's a set of Capaci-Points. First pair I've seen an actual photo of; here are pics of where I know this from. This 1977 book was in my high school library—it's a low-level car maintenance manual stuffed with promotional sorta-ads for relevant products of that time.
slantsixdan
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This is from an article in Popular Science, December 1962, about transistor ignitions. It's even got A-body content! The price equates to about $810 (eight hundred and ten dollars) in today's money.
The distributor cap trouble the author had was probably because his car had not yet had this service bulletin applied:
The distributor cap trouble the author had was probably because his car had not yet had this service bulletin applied:
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Dan this is the transignitor. Have a few different styles if the uni point. (points/cond)
Stuff.
That Judson is cool never saw one before.
For GM wonder if that is a Mopar ECU or not?
slantsixdan
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Here's the TSB on servicing the Motorola transistor ignition factory-available to fleets on the '66 models.
Thanks I have the Prestolite books. Cool to share! There definitely is a following on them.
Don't know if this is poop or not, BUT it's new in box, box a little rough.
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