1953–1954 Chevrolet Bel Air, 150 & 210 NOS Ignition Switch #1116478 / D-1424

Available for sale is a genuine Delco-Remy General Motors New Old Stock (NOS) Ignition Switch, GM part number 1116478, AC Delco reference D-1424, designed for 1953–1954 Chevrolet Bel Air, 150, and 210 passenger car applications. This original GM service replacement component is a rare and highly desirable electrical part for restorers seeking factory-correct ignition system components.

The 1953 and 1954 Chevrolet passenger car lineup marked an important period in Chevrolet history, introducing updated styling, improved engineering, and enhanced driver comfort. Models such as the Bel Air, 150, and 210 remain among the most popular postwar Chevrolets, attracting collectors and restoration enthusiasts worldwide.

The ignition switch is a critical component of the vehicle’s electrical system. It controls the flow of electrical power to the ignition circuit, starter system, and vehicle accessories, allowing the engine to start and operate properly. A properly functioning ignition switch is essential for dependable vehicle operation and overall electrical reliability.

Over decades of use, original ignition switches often develop problems caused by worn contacts, corrosion, internal electrical deterioration, or mechanical wear from repeated key operation. Symptoms of a failing ignition switch may include intermittent starting, loss of accessory power, difficulty turning the key, or complete ignition failure.

This component is a true New Old Stock (NOS) GM service replacement part, meaning it was manufactured during the original production era and has never been installed on a vehicle. It retains original factory specifications, materials, and engineering standards designed to provide proper fitment and dependable performance.

Unlike many modern aftermarket replacements, NOS Delco-Remy ignition switches feature authentic internal construction and factory-correct terminal configurations. This ensures compatibility with original wiring harnesses and electrical systems while preserving vehicle originality.

For restorers, maintaining correct ignition system components is essential for both authenticity and operational reliability. Whether restoring a Bel Air hardtop, a 210 sedan, or a 150 business coupe, using genuine GM electrical components helps preserve the vehicle’s historical accuracy and collector value.

As original GM electrical service parts become increasingly difficult to locate, NOS ignition switches like this have become highly sought after by collectors, restoration professionals, and classic Chevrolet enthusiasts.

Product Features

Genuine Delco-Remy / General Motors New Old Stock (NOS) part
GM Part Number: 1116478
AC Delco Reference: D-1424
Ignition Switch Assembly
Designed for 1953–1954 Chevrolet passenger cars
Fits Bel Air, 150, and 210 models
Factory-correct electrical fit and operation
Supports reliable engine starting and accessory functions
Never installed on a vehicle
Ideal for restoration and electrical system repair
Rare original Chevrolet electrical component

Vehicle Compatibility

Fits:

1953 Chevrolet Bel Air
1953 Chevrolet 150
1953 Chevrolet 210
1954 Chevrolet Bel Air
1954 Chevrolet 150
1954 Chevrolet 210

Compatibility may vary depending on production specifications and vehicle configuration. Buyers should verify fitment before purchase.

Condition

This component is offered in New Old Stock (NOS) condition. It has never been installed and remains an original Delco-Remy GM service replacement part. Due to decades of storage, minor shelf wear, light oxidation, packaging wear, or cosmetic aging may be present.

Please review all available photographs carefully to determine the exact condition of the item being offered.

For collectors and restoration enthusiasts seeking authentic GM electrical components, this 1953–1954 Chevrolet Bel Air, 150 & 210 NOS Ignition Switch #1116478 / D-1424 represents an excellent opportunity to restore factory-correct functionality, reliability, and originality to your classic Chevrolet restoration project.