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There is a fellow looking for a 1111270 68 distributor. I got to looking at 1 I have and it's date code is clearly 4F5. I know certain carbs were over the counter replacements for several years. Were certain distributors done the same, because this date code makes no sense to me?
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Good question. Are you thinking that this means 5 June 1974? I have several of these and can check in garage when I return home to see what the date codes say. I can't imagine that a 68 GTO distributor replacement was still mfd after electronic distributors were developed.
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Sorry for delay. I have 3 in garage but could only get to this one. See picture
7J25 is date code. 1967 October 25 is how I read this.
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I would say the 4F5 is an over the counter replacement.
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