WTB '71 2.2T Marelli rotor

[lowflyrE]

Looking for a good used Marelli rotor for a '71 2.2 T. Please PM me if you have something in decent usable shape. Thanks in advance

[classic]

available new
http://www.partsklassik.com/p-992-ig...r-marelli.aspx

[lowflyrE]

Thank for the info and link Tony, I do really appreciate it. I knew that they were being re-pop'd but was hoping someone would step up with a good used original one. I know it's kind of dumb to go used on something as simple and disposable as a rotor but we have our reasons.

[Frank Beck]

I can help.
PM sent.

[Bobby Smith]

I have a couple of used ones here. Pretty decent shape as I remember. PM me if interested.

[Mr9146]

I wouldn't wish used Marelli parts on my worst enemy...

[Frank Beck]

I may have new? (I know I have an NOS cap).

Come on Marco, it's not like he's buying used V/C gaskets.
I have to assume that you have Marelli baggage? I don't think highly of the distributors but how do you go wrong with a cap or rotor?

[lowflyrE]

This is just a temporary band-aid to get the car running. The Marelli dizzy will be replaced with a Bosch unit soon! Thank you for the responses everyone, much appreciated!

[Mr9146]

This is just a temporary band-aid to get the car running. The Marelli dizzy will be replaced with a Bosch unit soon! Thank you for the responses everyone, much appreciated!

Please don't take my comment as a knock against the Marelli.

Kurt at Parts Klassik reconstructed a Marelli for me and it was absolutely fantastic. He has great repro caps, rotors, and points (or Pertronix igniters) which means you get a rebuilt distributor with quality, new parts.

But my point was that most Marellis are worn out, and using used parts to keep them going is just asking for trouble.

Marellis aren't bad, they're just misunderstood.