'60 Generator numbers??
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Melting Slicks
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From: NC USA
'60 Generator numbers??
The one on my car is:
1102236 (Is this Corvette or some other GM?)
2A30 (I'm assuming this is Jan.30,1962)
Another one out of another '60 I'm looking at is:
1102096 (Is this Corvette or some other GM?)
2E24 (I'm assuming this is May 24,1962)
According to my judging guide I should have:
1102043
0(A-E)(01-31) since my car is June build
1102236 (Is this Corvette or some other GM?)
2A30 (I'm assuming this is Jan.30,1962)
Another one out of another '60 I'm looking at is:
1102096 (Is this Corvette or some other GM?)
2E24 (I'm assuming this is May 24,1962)
According to my judging guide I should have:
1102043
0(A-E)(01-31) since my car is June build
Last edited by Marks69BB; Feb 21, 2006 at 08:20 PM.
Team Owner
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From: Washington Michigan
The 236 and 096 don't show any Chevrolet production application - must be from other GM car lines or service replacements. You need an 043 dated up to six months prior to your car's final assembly date for full NCRS judging credit, although 2-6 weeks is more "typical".
Assuming you find one with the correct configuration, the Delco generator tags, correctly numbered and dated, are readily available from most of the vendors.
Assuming you find one with the correct configuration, the Delco generator tags, correctly numbered and dated, are readily available from most of the vendors.
Racer
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From: Pembine Wis
60 generators
I found an excellent article in SACE magazine. The tac drive is 1102043. The fuel injected one is 1102173. Also beware that there are "Corvette" mounting brackets and passenger mounting brackets. These are the brackets that mount the generator to the exhaust manifold. Do you have access to a fax ?
