Generator rebuilding Is there anybody in the Los Angeles area who rebuilds Model A generators?
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Re: Generator rebuilding Try asking at a couple of the local Model A Clubs.
Charlie Stephens |
Re: Generator rebuilding Try calling Randy Gross 714-292-8660
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Re: Generator rebuilding If your willing to drive north to Saticoy Unit II does a good job. They have been in the area for over 30 years and going strong. Hope this is a help
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Re: Generator rebuilding I have them in stock and ready to go.
Call me or email me. Thanks Randy Gross Montebello, CA (10 miles east of Los Angeles) 714-292-8660 [email protected] |
Re: Generator rebuilding Remember if you need to ship one they will fit in a USPS priority box at a reasonable rate (slightly under $20). Right now I would take up Randy (post #6) but if you find a good shop please post it as I am also in Los Angeles and assume I will eventually have the same problem.
Charlie Stephens |
Re: Generator rebuilding Most any shop that rebuilds GENERATORS/STARTERS, can rebuild them!
Bill W. |
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Re: Generator rebuilding Before you have your generator rebuilt check in the judging standards to see that it is the correct one for your car. Cores are about $15 at a swap meet so you might as well start with the correct one. If you exchange yours for a rebuilt be sure it is correct.
Charlie Stephens |
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Bill Defensive |
Re: Generator rebuilding There seems to be a lot of shops that specialize in rebuilding rebuilding charging and starting components
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Re: Generator rebuilding Dodged this bullet for now,fifty year sitting 30/31 generator in my 29 motored for me last night..damn near danced a jig i was so happy..
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Bill Bighead |
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What a mistake. I either got somebody else's Frankenstein starter or they just plain fouled mine up, big time. It worked all of four times then ate itself up along with the junk Taiwan Bendix they used on it. Took it to a Ford mechanic friend of mine who went through it and it's worked perfectly for the last 7 years. He marveled about how screwed up it was and what a crap job they did on it. Tom's observation on this merits a LOT he is right on with this. |
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