A) Nice 56-59 Ford/merc. Rebuilt Generator W/warranty 12v on 2040-parts.com
Buda, Texas, US
Here I have a nice rebuilt generator for 56 to 59 Fords or Mercurys. This is for V8's with 12 volt 35 amp. This one mounts on the lower right hand side of the engine, if yours is not mounted there, this one will not work for you. It has a new bearings and brushes, fields reinsulated. Armature has been turned and checked for shorts on a growler. This one is nice, just got thru with it. I have been rebuilding these since the 50's so I have got the experience. Has been bench tested and run for 30 minutes and works fine. I will not warranty these if they do not meet my expectations, so buy with confidence. NO CORE RETURN REQUIRED. You should be please with this one, comes with a 30 day warranty. Ready to install on your Ford/Mercury vehicle. This unit may fit other models too, please check your application for fit. Thanks for looking. Ships in the USA only.
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