So the number 3072997R91, meant nothing to Messicks? In the link I labeled as ..Another option.. I described where to find the distributor breakdown on the Messicks site. In that subsection it only has two items that you can place in your cart to purchase, one is called ..Breaker.. which I can only assume is the points. The other is the condenser. I can also only assume that breaker is some odd British term for them because they do indeed ..break the circuit.. As I said before all I can do is suggest these are right because the parts drawing shows them to be representative of the ones in your photo. If you go to the actual CNHI that I linked you get the same diagram and number. I do agree with the gentleman that says the rotor looks like it is from 50s or 60s Chevy ..Delco.. 6 cylinder distributor. Sorry about the confusion trying to help you the best way I know how.
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