Identify a Distributor

Bambamshere Posted 2021-08-23 2:53 PM (#614409) Subject: Identify a Distributor Member Posts: 22 Location: Manitoba, Canada Hello! I have a distributor out of a 1956 354 Hemi. i am not sure if it was replaced by something else. I bought a new cap and rotor for it but it didn't fit. It was to small. The new cap was for a IBJ. The motor was in a 1956 2 ton Dodge Truck. The cap says Holley on it but not sure if it is a actual holley distributor. Anyone ever see one of these? Thanks for any help. I need cap and rotor for this. (20210820_231617.jpg) (20210820_231642.jpg) (20210823_134909.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 20210820_231617.jpg (127KB - 96 downloads) 20210820_231642.jpg (125KB - 97 downloads) 20210823_134909.jpg (123KB - 96 downloads) Bambamshere Posted 2021-08-23 3:16 PM (#614411 - in reply to #614409) Subject: RE: Identify a Distributor Member Posts: 22 Location: Manitoba, Canada Another photo not sure why there so big. (20210823_141249.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 20210823_141249.jpg (123KB - 98 downloads) springsweptwing Posted 2021-08-23 3:16 PM (#614412 - in reply to #614409) Subject: Re: Identify a Distributor Elite Veteran Posts: 1141 Location: Blackpool, United Kingdom. Truck distributor, probably a IBB if dual point, the car distributor has a longer drive shaft. springsweptwing Posted 2021-08-23 3:20 PM (#614413 - in reply to #614409) Subject: Re: Identify a Distributor Elite Veteran Posts: 1141 Location: Blackpool, United Kingdom. Looking at pictures it looks like a mallory distributor. Bambamshere Posted 2021-08-23 3:27 PM (#614416 - in reply to #614409) Subject: RE: Identify a Distributor Member Posts: 22 Location: Manitoba, Canada The points (20210823_142502.jpg) Attachments ---------------- 20210823_142502.jpg (125KB - 93 downloads)