1965 Mopar Alternator 2098830 Dodge Plymouth Chrysler V8 273 318 383 426 Hemi on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, US
This is a used 1965 Mopar alternator stamped 2098830, date 41-64 (41st week of 1964). The fins are intact, the shaft turns nornally. The pulley looks good. I don't see any reason why this can't be rebuilt (it might work as is, but no guarantees). I do not see any evidence that this has been rebuilt previously. My references show this is an original factory unit, used in all the 65 V-8? The 426 hemi also used the stamping, but uses a 2 groove pulley slightly larger than this 3 inch diameter pulley. Most 35 amp 65's have a 1 sheave pulley, so I'm not sure why this one has 2 (A.C. ?). Shipping Fedex 48 states is $17.50. International shipping is available - please contact me for the fee before bidding. Questions are welcomed.
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