Any coil from a 55-2 Chevy on up to about 67 should work. For that
matter, the original 52 coil should even work. Just hook the hot
wire to the old distributor side and the distributor wire to the
old hot side. In both cases, don't forget the ballast resistor or
you will be burning up points and maybe more. Odds are you won't
need the 12 volt bypass for starting.
You should be able to get a new coil from a NAPA or other FLAPS for
a reasonable price.
Bruce Kettunen
57 3200
Mt. Iron, MN
At Monday, 30 April 2001, you wrote:
>Anyone have a rec. 12v coil to use on a 52 gmc (was 6v pos ground, now
>12v neg ground). If a part number is availible that would be nice.
>
>ABW
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