1937 Lafayette Nash Generator on 2040-parts.com
Frederic, Wisconsin, US
These items were taken directly out of a 1937 Lafayette Nash flat head engine. Turns free, but not sure if it works. Auto-Lite model # GCD-4802-A. ID tag states Generator puts out 28 amps.
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