Willy's+jeep Volatage Regulator 1945-52 Models,15 Volt 40-51 Amps.factory Rebult on 2040-parts.com
Tolland, Connecticut, United States
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FOR SALE IS A BRAND NEW,FACTORY REBUILT VOLTAGE REGULATOR.... THIS WAS USED,I BELIEVE INTHE 1945-1952 WILLY'S+JEEP MODELS. IT IS A 15 VOLT UNIT,WITH 40-51 AMPS. WITH A NEGATIVE GROUND. IT WAS REBUILT BY ACCURATE IN THE U.S.A. IT IS A AUTOLITE PIECE WITH PART # VAT-6002A |
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