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Although unlikely, it is the dist that was installed in the car when factory built in California in 1964.
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Unless you were there at all times when the car was worked on, you would not know if it is the original distributor?
The TI's had problems and many had service bulletins for them.
Many were replaced.
What they were replaced with I don't know.
Possibly the dealer changed it at some time because of a 'no start' or other customer complaint.
The dealer may not have told the customer what they did.
(it didn't cost the customer any money)
The customer gets his car back running like a champ and he doesn't know what they actually did, just that it was fixed.
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