Ford/mercury Voltage Regulator on 2040-parts.com
WY, US
Up for auction is this Voltage Regulator that I found in the trunk of a 1964 Ford I bought. It was converted to an alternator so was not needed any longer. The unit has decal explaining wiring and looks to be in good shape. There is a little black over-spray on bottom of case. I'm not sure what year cars and trucks this will fit but have been told 1956-1964, bidder will have to check.Unit sold as is
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