Wwii G506 & G085 Chevy 1 1/2 Ton Army Truck 6 Volt 40 Amp Generator on 2040-parts.com
Central Point, Oregon, United States
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This USED DELCO-REMY 40 amp,6 volt, negative ground Generator, . Generator is in working condition and HAS BEEN TESTED The unit rolls over freely Generator will fit WWII Chevrolet 6 cylinder application for the 1 1/2 Army truck-model G506 and the G085 various models Was removed from a1942 G-506 *********I DO NOT HAVE THE VOLTAGE REGULATOR.********* This mod # 1105860 Delco(stamped on Tag) is listed in the ORD-9,SNL Gg-85 VOL IV and G-506 on page115 as correct for the chevy 1 1/2 ton truck(G-506). Shipping to cont. USA only |
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