Ford generator identification needed

[Unruh]

I'm "cleaning up" my excess parts after restoring several autos, so "the boys" won't have to decide what to do with some of the stuff that even I don't know what it fits.
I'm looking for identification of a Ford generator, part number AA 10001 A (?) Some of the paint is scratched off the plate, so hard to read. It's a 35 amp, can't read the voltage, but serial # 165885 It has two brushes, ground and field terminals on the side and the main stud in the back-plate.
I'd appreciate it if someone would tell me what I have and if it's worth testing to see if it's working.

[Retro Jim]

Can you post a picture ? That would help out much better !

Jim

[Unruh]

Thankyou for the request for the picture. I do not find the number in any of the catalogs that I have, nor by Google.

[Unruh]

Am I maybe in the wrong forum? Is this an early Ford generator? Seems to me all the early Ford generators have a mounting bracket attached. This one must set in a cradle since there's that peg on the bottom. Unruh

[BOSSY]

I would say it is for a 49-53 Ford flathead with the pin to sit in bracket.

[Retro Jim]

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Yep , 6v flathead generator .

Jim

[thunderbirdesq]

Originally Posted by BOSSY

I would say it is for a 49-53 Ford flathead with the pin to sit in bracket.

Correct, 49-53.

[Unruh]

Thank you, guys, I appreciate your replies. Unruh