Im looking for an AUTOLITE 12V Generator and matching regulator as found on the Dodge WC52 and friends
I prefer a working setup.
I can pay cash outright or trade for a perfectly working set of 6V generator (GEG5002) and matching regulator (VRY-4203A) for the WW2 Jeeps.
Thanks
WTB / WTT 12V AUTOLITE generator and regulator
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WTB / WTT 12V AUTOLITE generator and regulator
1940 WC1 matching #s
Wanted list for my G505 T207:
all hardware needed to make the windshield swing out:
brackets to cab, dog bones, brackets to inner windshield - the knurled brass knobs I already have
Wanted list for my G505 T207:
all hardware needed to make the windshield swing out:
brackets to cab, dog bones, brackets to inner windshield - the knurled brass knobs I already have
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Re: WTB / WTT 12V AUTOLITE generator and regulator
I have one untested 12 generator left, $175 plus shipping.
Very heavy shipping will be expense.
PM me your email address and I can send picture
No voltage regulator.
GG
Very heavy shipping will be expense.
PM me your email address and I can send picture
No voltage regulator.
GG
1942 WC 58
1950 Dodge B2B
1950 CJ3A
1943 WC 63 (Sold)
1950 Dodge B2B
1950 CJ3A
1943 WC 63 (Sold)
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Re: WTB / WTT 12V AUTOLITE generator and regulator
GG
Thank you for your reply. I have decided to graft a reman alternator into my old 6V generator housing.
I'll post my journey here....
Thank you for your reply. I have decided to graft a reman alternator into my old 6V generator housing.
I'll post my journey here....
1940 WC1 matching #s
Wanted list for my G505 T207:
all hardware needed to make the windshield swing out:
brackets to cab, dog bones, brackets to inner windshield - the knurled brass knobs I already have
Wanted list for my G505 T207:
all hardware needed to make the windshield swing out:
brackets to cab, dog bones, brackets to inner windshield - the knurled brass knobs I already have