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Delco Remy 6 Volt Starter 1930's-40's 727-t Unknown Vehicle on 2040-parts.com

US $55.00
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Brewster, New York, United States

Brewster, New York, United States
Delco Remy 6 volt starter 1930's-40's 727-T unknown vehicle, US $55.00, image 1
“turns, sold as core for rebuilding, sitting many years, very greasy no broken tabs,”
Brand:Delco Remy Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:727-T UPC:does not apply

Delco Remy 6 volt starter, the tag number is legible but my Hollander books aren't old enough to have it listed.  It's for a floor starter car, Delco made starters for more than just the GM line so this could be anything.  1930's-1940's is my guess.  It's a greasy lump so it is well preserved, turns by hand but I made no effort to put power to it, I sell these as cores for rebuilding, and for that it's a very good candidate.Look over the pictures for condition and numbers, thank you.  If you know what this is please drop me a line, I would appreciate it, guessing is running everything from vintage caddy to forklifts.

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